Sentence examples for exception to let from inspiring English sources

Google rarely contacts Gmail users via email, but we are making an exception to let you know that we've reached a settlement in a lawsuit regarding Google Buzz (http://buzz.google.com), a service we launched within Gmail in February of this year.

Early exceptions were made to let the Drug Enforcement Administration train narcotics police abroad.

But the building, which Haji-Ioannou bought last year, is outside the town's retail zone and the council will not make an exception to its rules to let easyFoodstore open there.

Before you tell me there are exceptions, I'm going to let you in on a secret: I'm a magnet for high-powered women with stay-at-home husbands.

But even if you think you're an exception, it's still important to let yourself be separate for a while.

With Democrats in control of both houses of Congress, momentum was building to let the active financing exception expire.

With the obvious exception of Lance Armstrong, the riders are still approachable, still willing to let you see their vulnerability.

Either way, Mr. Bush was careful not to let the word "evil" escape his lips, with one exception.

Britain, which controlled Palestine, was generally unwilling to let in large numbers of refugees, and this case proved no exception.

"I am quite happy to let anyone go who doesn't want to be here, without exception".

One is an adolescent prickliness that comes with not having to defend yourselves for the past 50 years (Britain has been an honorable exception to this), and letting us do it for you.