Sentence examples for except which are from inspiring English sources

Hence in medieval logic the word came to be used also for common and proper names generally and even for what were called syncate-gorematic terms words such as and, if, not, some, only, except, which are incapable of being used for the subject or predicate of a proposition.

Now assume that all relay stages are using the same number of antennas, except, which is using antennas,, and.

We do every asset class, except hotels, which are a business in our minds.

In all datasets, except Mushroom, which are complete, some values, which are randomly removed, are treated as missing values.

In addition, there are no animals that get hepatitis C except chimpanzees, which are expensive to use in testing.

Changes are compared to the 1901 to 1960 average for all regions except Alaska and Hawaii, which are relative to the 1951 to 1980 average.

The crop can be grown on a wide range of soils except those which are very sandy.

Consequently the QSC should be divested of any regulatory functions, except those which are clearly ancillary to its marketing role.

The roads are generally good, she said, except for potholes, which are a problem.

Virtually everything is made in-house except the breads, which are from Fabled Foods in Deep River.

All photos by Kara Frame except historic photos, which are courtesy of Abe Cardenas, Donald Elverd, Tom Frame, and Gary Young.