Sentence examples for with apart from inspiring English sources

There never was a landline infrastructure to begin with, apart from urban areas.

Seldes has nothing to work with apart from her captivating voice.

So Clinton really doesn't have a whole lot to bargain with, apart from the threat of disruption.

It is a truly transcendental moment, as if Joe's spirit has become one with the place we most associated him with (apart from the bar that is).

"We have every reason to believe that we do have others we can deal with apart from Maskhadov and the bandits, who are actually behind his back," he said.

English Heritage says it is the most complete survey of "at risk" heritage to date, but is not comprehensive with, apart from London, only grade I and grade II* included on the register.

The writer had no trouble telling the sodas with neotame apart from those with sugar.

" Stand with your feet turned out with toes apart.

There are chunky riffs, played with legs apart.

"Now, slowly, lie on mat with feet apart.

It had to do with standing apart from the crowd.