Sentence examples for will do apart from inspiring English sources

Clapp, however, insists swear words do have a time and a place: "Sometimes no word will do apart from an expletive.

One thing the bankruptcies will do–apart from wiping out the equity of existing owners and transferring it to debtors is allow owners to walk away from leases on the least-profitable theaters, so many screens will close.

This has been amended, at least in words, though it remains vague what the UN will actually be permitted to do apart from contributing to Iraqi well-being.

But "any charity will do," Barker added, "apart from the Trump Foundation.

The onion wants to come apart once you start cutting into it, so if you attack it in the right way this falling apart will do much of the chopping for you.

There's an excellent concierge service too, which will do everything for you apart from the actual skiing.

And if normal for you is a pint of Baileys at 6pm, there's little evidence that a month without will do anything of worth, apart from irritate your friends with the big face you make on those four Friday nights.

But don't be outrageous in your claims: The financials need to be defensible, because the first thing the investor will do is pick them apart, in order to lower the valuation, and get a "better deal".

He will do everything to promote it, apart from wearing lycra.

Turin explains how smells set the French apart: Frenchmen will do things Anglo men won't, and France is a country of smells.

The company believes that those consumers who pick their maiden device off a store shelf rather than any of the competition will do so because it stands apart from the countless me-too devices that have flooded the market in recent years.