Sentence examples for except to make it from inspiring English sources

"There's no escape, except to make it," Taylor said.

It has nothing to do directly with defending our country except to make it worth defending.

Except to make it take less time?" There were also emotional dimensions to the work.

He answered, "It has nothing to do directly with defending our country, except to make it worth defending".

What's the point of this over-reaching farrago, except to make it crystal clear why the flapping, twittering Foster doesn't appear in many comedies?

How could wealth be any preparation for a life "except to make it easy?" Many are ignorant that hard manual labor can make you feel good.

You can't change a Chinese pot, except maybe to make it into a lamp.

It is unclear what effect the departure of Mr. Case and his two associates would have on the board, except perhaps to make it easier to consider spinning off their former business, AOL, or removing it from the company's name.

This reversal, however, has little effect on the chronology, except, perhaps, to make it slightly easier to accept, for KXVI, now the earliest great tumulus, is dated by a large basin of Dedumose to the latest Thirteenth Dynasty or later.

He said: "The statutory register would have made no difference at all except, actually, ironically, to make it easier for these people who were the subject of a fictitious company to know that it was a fictitious company".

My boyfriend and I have been together 10 years now, and whenever we've hit an especially rocky patch (as all couples do) it's been a relief to know there's nothing holding us together except our desire to make it work.