Sentence examples similar to extended except from inspiring English sources

He rhapsodizes about the good old days, when fasting was a respected art, and remembers his own championship 40-day fast as his moment of glory; he would have extended it except for his manager's insistence that the public would lose interest.

Our previous studies with tamed wild rodents that were introduced into an empty arena (e.g. – [ 27, 44, 45]) revealed that they were relatively relaxed, and after a few minutes of exploration tended to rest in one place for extended periods, except for spiny mice that kept continuously on the move.

The demand that divine honours be paid not only to the traditional Roman or similar gods but also to the emperors was not extended to Judaea except under the emperor Caligula (reigned 37 41), whose early death prevented desecration of Jerusalem's holy sites and social unrest.

An important advance was made in 1921 by Enskog, but it is restricted to hard spheres and has not been extended to real molecules except in an empirical way to fit experimental measurements.

The yielding extended to the web except for specimen 1-14GA-1 1-14GA-1 1-14GA-1

Democrats say the Bush-era tax cuts should be extended for all Americans except the richest.

Interestingly, LD in all subgroups extended beyond 30 cM except for G5 where LD extended to about 20-25 cM.

Wilson is presented as a regal favourite: the Queen invited herself to dinner with him at Downing Street in a mark of favour extended to no other PM except Churchill.

The presence of this locus extended to all non-bean hosts except two pepper infecting isolates.

The genes discussed here (except 51 kDa) were extended by RT-PCR.

ALI model and treatment remained the same as in the first experiment except the treatment was extended to 48 hours.