Sentence examples for ground except for from inspiring English sources

But I never felt that I was standing on my ground except for right here.

Japanese aviation laws have no restrictions for flying unmanned equipment at or below 250 metres above ground except for flight routes.

There may not be boots on the ground — except for British, French, and Italian ones, plus clandestine American operatives — but there are now robots in the air.

The floral parts grow below ground except for a circle of bright red, petal-like structures that emerge from the ground, yet the leafy shoots rise to 5 metres.

Advance ticket prices will indeed stand their ground, except for a £2 increase to £27 for the Club enclosure on Paddy Power Gold Cup Day (Saturday, November 11) and all three enclosures on Gold Cup Day (Friday, March 16).

Seventh inning: Baxter chasing a deep line drive; he's nearing the wall but he doesn't break his stride: catch, crash, immobile on the ground, except for the glove raised slightly.

Increases were greater in reserves than fishing grounds, except for grunts, and responses were strongest in parrotfish and surgeonfish.

After being left (and found) in the local park, he was grounded – except for holidays, where he ranked above tickets and passports in terms of importance.

During this time, everything was prohibited on security grounds except for some exceptions a list that was never made available to the public, Marmur said.

While use of a set tail in certain types of competition was common, today, tailsets are generally not allowed on the show grounds, except for horses in the Park Pleasure division, and horses with unset tails are not penalized in any division.

Since consequentialism makes the permissibility of an action entirely dependent on the value of that action's consequences, it follows that there is no type of action that can be prohibited on consequentialist grounds (except, of course, for that 'type' which is defined explicitly in terms of sub-optimal consequences).