Sentence examples for excepted from the from inspiring English sources

The club has what Allofs refers to as "a unique ownership situation" under Volkswagen, having originally started as a works team for this town built for factory workers and thus being excepted from the 50+1 model.

So stubborn was his resistance that he was excepted from the benefit of the general capitulation accorded to the defenders, and, after being condemned to death and then reprieved, he was sent as a prisoner to the Tower of London.

Moreover, certain debts are excepted from the operation of the discharge, as, for example, liabilities for support under the governing family-law provisions or for certain types of personal injury.

Since 2000, when it was licensed by the Treasury Department as a provider of travel services (and thus excepted from the American economic embargo of Cuba and allowed, in a limited way, to spend money there), the alliance has created Cuba sojourns for Oxfam, the Nieman Foundation and the Joyce Theater Foundation, among other organizations.

Excepted from the September issue of ISA ETF Investor.

Excepted from the September 2006 issue of the Forbes International Investment Report.

It "sounded like thunder," except from the earth.

The lines cannot be recognized as coherent figures except from the air.

By summer, hot pants had vanished (except from the wardrobes of prostitutes and female Nascar enthusiasts).

"I don't get writing blocks except from the stationer," Anthony Burgess told an interviewer.

"We're not going to have any complaints except from the raccoons and squirrels," he said.