Sentence examples for little else besides from inspiring English sources
In doing so, they've marginalized themselves even further within a changing Party, and accomplished little else besides.
The Texas Attorney General's office seems to do little else besides battle against EPA, and Texas Senator Ted Cruz is in the vanguard of anti-environmentalism.
His father worked six days a week, and, when home, talked about little else besides work and whatever grievances were generated there.
The families fleeing Baghdad's death squads and bombings found safety here beneath the hulking mountains, but little else besides poverty, boredom and cold.
At some schools, the problem is that there is little else besides an Internet connection -- only out-of-date computers running antiquated software.
"This is what my voters have resorted to, just drinking," Mr. Kachimba said as he left a grocery store that sells little else besides beer.
For months there's been little else in pop besides the Carly Rae Jepsen song "Call Me Maybe".
In goal Júlio Sérgio, whom Spalletti once described with wonderful sincerity as "the best third-string goalkeeper in the world" was making only his second appearance, but he cannot be blamed for Massimo Maccarone's opener and had little else to do besides.
There appeared to be little else on his schedule, besides what aides said was a 2 p.m. closed-door meeting on border security with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
Yet until a Supreme Court ruling, early next year, Congress's budget would apply; and even if the court backed Mr Fox, the opposition would almost certainly still have the two-thirds majority needed to overturn his veto.Which is why he has little else left to do, besides being seen to assert the prerogatives of his office.
But here's where ABC strays into dangerous territory: As I've written before, McCarthy's target audience is new parents, those vulnerable, hyper-protective types who hit the ground running caring for their helpless children with little else to guide them besides instinct and advice from people who have been there.
