Sentence examples for except time from inspiring English sources
"except time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to express the idea that something is true in all cases except for one. For example: "She is always willing to help, except time." In this sentence, it means the speaker's friend is almost always willing to help, but there is at least one occasion when they are not.
[A1.] Sports Illustrated to Name an Editor Terry McDonell, a well-traveled magazine editor who has worked almost everywhere except Time Inc., is expected to be named managing editor of Sports Illustrated this week, said executives at its parent, Time Inc., and Wenner Media, where Mr. McDonell now edits US Weekly.
Smith bakes hers, but this doesn't seem to add anything, except time.
People develop projects without any constraints except time and their collective skill.
He said most people with a herniated disc recover within 6 to 12 weeks "without any intervention except time".
In those moments of futility, inadequacy, and shame, nothing can really help except time, and a beautiful voice that understands.
The weirdness would end there, except time zone differences meant that in his birthplace Liverpool the date was the 9th.
In a sense what counts as an object is unimportant; any old gerrymandered thing qualifies (except time-wise gerrymanders) (Dowe, 1995).
Contrary to conventional methods, the proposed methodology does not consider any blast-parameters such as explosive types and amounts, blast-geometry, blast-hole design, hole-depth/diameter, etc., except time-delays.
Moreover, the kinematics of all characters, except Time-Shifted, complied with the 2/3 power law that relates the instantaneous velocity of a limb end point to the curvature of the geometrical path [28].
The same covariates except time-since-baseline and its interaction with lead exposure levels were examined.
