Sentence examples for not much else except from inspiring English sources

The short answer was not much else except await the consolations of time.

The other piece of paper had a salary, but not much else except the clause that one could be fired for any reason at any time.

The village is home to about 200 people and not much else except a bar in the center of the piazza.

Big homes in Maine can be essentially divided into one of three categories: the White Elephants, which are old, grand, un-winterized and expensive to maintain; the Boarding Houses, which are full of bedrooms and beds but not much else except for warped tennis racquets and dog-eared paperbacks; and Modern Lodges, which are low-slung, wooden affairs with plenty of decks and picture windows.

This is because the Orwellian context in which we live is the context of perpetual war — not the old-fashioned kind of war, which required sacrifice and the occasional glorious death of loved ones (not to mention eventual victory or defeat), but modern, abstract war, with smart bombs and spectacular video footage and not much else, except opinion polls.

Aside from the insurance and the magazine, N.R.A. members get a cap, a membership card and not much else except, as we all know and appreciate, "the defense of your constitutional right to keep and bear arms," which is an issue of vital importance to all children.

And until the recent release of Bit Rocket, there wasn't much else: except for Transmission.

It's a place, he says, where "there's not much else to do except write".

Anyway, not much else to say except that it sure is small.

Not much else to report except there will be not price decrease, no PSP phone, and no "low-end" PS3 for non-online gamers.

Not much else to say except I wish I had two grand burning a hole in my pocket so I could pick one up.