Generally speaking it seemed to me that the Americans involved played less substantial roles than the British actors did, excepting of course Mr. Spacey's star turn.
The sales figures for the Harry Potter series have long dwarfed that of most other books, excepting of course the Bible, but with news that JK Rowling's magical tales have topped 400m worldwide, it seems possible that the boy wizard might be catching up.
As it happens, the Tolkien adaptation couldn't be more emblematic of the sorry state of affairs in finding scant room for women amid the frolics of Frodo, Gollum, and Gandalf, excepting, of course, Liv Tyler's Elf Arwen, whose every dewy appearance brings to mind a face-cream ad.
By Flossie Jane Blumberg The New Yorker, May 25 , 1929P. 104 These subway games, outlined below with instructions how to play them, are not only beneficial to the eyes, nerves, and muscles, but have the added attraction of not costing you a cent, excepting, of course, your original nickel.
Inside the original dark panelling has been partly obscured by a Chinese dragon motif, but otherwise this is much as Henry Morton Stanley would have experienced it, excepting, of course, one other major difference: most of the clientele are a different colour.
Horses cannot speak, file lawsuits, or tweet, therefore much of the medication abuse of racehorses in veterinary hands goes unnoticed as unreported, excepting, of course those abuses so prevalent and overwhelming that they require reporting by those news outlets genuinely concerned about the health and welfare of racehorses.
Present company excepted, of course, Graham.
Except, of course, Bill Clinton.
Except, of course, the shareholders.
Except, of course, for Lavin.
Except, of course, Dr Schön.
