Sentence examples for the exception of when from inspiring English sources

With the exception of when [Joey] Barton tried to hack me down, players are not 'evil'evil

With the exception of when you perform in Britain, you've portrayed a 'heel' character throughout your entire WWE career.

Most decisions are by consensus rather than a single leader's vision, with the exception of when the founder is the boss.

And that is why I, with the exception of when Middlesex and Liverpool FC are playing, turn up to watch sporting events.

While we were in the middle of the race, with the exception of when the president would weigh in, when I was moving around, I didn't have the luxury of reading clips or any of that other stuff.

Would you lie like a rug, fight like a man, and willingly take home a clock-stopper for the sake of a pal?" The magazines represent the most extraordinary collection of testosterone, of crank-it-up, raging-rhinoceros attitude ever -- with the exception of when Rummy dines alone.

In the years going back to 1982, only one child under five each year was killed by a stranger, with the exception of 1987 when there were three and 1983 when again there were none at all.

Warning: The museum closes at 6 00 p.m. most days, with the exception of Mondays (when it's closed altogether) and Thursdays (when it stays open later in the evenings), so keep a brisk pace.

Thereafter, with the exception of 1973 77, when the country had a left-led government, and 1981 82 and 1989 91, when it was ruled by a centre-left coalition, governments were formed by centre-right coalitions.

It says that with the exception of Monday, when the Rainbow Room was closed, the big room was rarely rented for private parties.

The latter has been true in every presidential election since 1984 with the exception of 1996 (when the running mate was the incumbent vice president, Al Gore).