The phrase "other except" is not a correct phrase in English.
The correct phrase would either be "other than" or "except for". Example sentence: I like all fruits, other than grapefruit.
Gewürztraminer wine resembles no other except, some think, muscat.
They joke easily with each other, except in competition.
The sexes avoid each other except to mate.
Our microbes just are, and do, and somehow we benefit each other, except when we don't.
Mason and Conner are longtime friends and colleagues who complement each other, except when they clash.
The two basically ignore each other except when the female is in heat.
We have used all sorts of weapons against each other, except perhaps airplanes.
"It's a part like any other except it's shorter than a lot," Mr. Bates said.
"And they don't know each other, except by hacker handle and reputation".
"Yuh, it's two lonely people finding each other, except it's Paris and not Tokyo," she says.
7) Contours do not cross or intersect each other, except in the rare case of an overhanging cliff.
