Sentence examples for in all places except from inspiring English sources

Now, though, the public panels have concluded that it makes more financial sense to use a second-hand hatch-back (1.6l petrol Ford Focus to be precise) - buying one that's five years old and selling at 10. Rising public transport fares, cuts to bus services and the access to out-of-town discount stores a car allows, now make your own four wheels a necessity in all places except London.

In 1975, Minnesota became the first state to pass a comprehensive Clean Indoor Air Act, which prohibited smoking in all public places except for isolated and specifically designated areas.

Shoes are required apparel for the party girl in all public places except the swimming pool, beach and spa.

In middle latitudes, weather and rainfall are dominated by traveling depressions and fronts that yield a good deal of rain in all seasons and in most places except the far interiors of the Asian and North American continents.

Right now, according to the polling averages at Real Clear Politics, G.O.P. candidates are narrowly ahead in all of these places except North Carolina, where Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan retains a four-point lead over Thom Tillis, the speaker in the state legislature.

Marine Le Pen, the head of the far-right National Front, said after the ruling that French lawmakers should expand a 2004 law that bans ostentatious religious symbols in schools to all public places, except for "religious personnel," but she did not make clear how broad that exception should be.

These samplers were manipulated by instructed personnel according to a common protocol and placed in all the settings studied except pubs and discotheques for 7 days.

If they were, they have certainly failed in most places except Tunisia.

"In Japan we don't have many statues displayed in public places except Buddha".

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that Ukip was doing much better than expected in most places, except London.

An admirable approach in most places except inside the football arena; it's a sport not exactly given to attitudinal complexity and languid body language.