Sentence examples for water except for from inspiring English sources
Today, special health advisories are rare and many forms of life are returning to the water, except for humans.
The colourless species are transparent when suspended in water, except for their beautifully iridescent rows of comb plates.
It was a very uncomfortable ride, but the boat was sound and we weren't taking on water, except for a few gallons that came through the hatch.
No water, except for the placid irrigation ditches: the giant rainbirds dripping; white transportable plastic pipes at the edge of rows of lettuce.
These Indian Ocean islands don't have an overflow; everywhere you are continually up to your nostrils in clear blue water, except for all the divers who like to spend their entire time completely under the water bubbling away happily.
Slalom racing was also held as an Olympic event at the 1972 Olympic Games for men and women in K-1 and for men only in C-1 and C-2; these races returned to the Olympic program in the 1992 Games. Sprint races are held on still water (except for wild-water and slalom) in depths of at least 3 metres (9.8 feet).
In northern New Jersey, state regulations ban lawn and garden watering, except for new plantings, which may be watered for only the first 45 days if a sign is posted in the garden with the landscaper's name and the date of the planting.
All the fertilizers increased the concentrations of total N and total P in runoff waters, except for organic compound fertilizer, in the first year experiment.
With regard to differences in 200 850 hPa vertical wind shear between the two groups, negative anomalies were shown in all waters except for west waters of the western North Pacific and in the mid-latitudes of East Asia in high EASMI years (Fig. 12b).
McDonough doesn't want to wade into those waters, except for some bland bromides in support of the Catholic Church.
Lastly, considering the coupled mode that yields the largest effective mass, its frequency moderately decreases with the increase of the water level, except for the 10 m water height at which the natural frequency is the highest.
