It's almost like going on an ocean cruise except that you go by land.
Not that much—except that they are all awesome, they were all innovative, and they were all endlessly copied.
This model is identical to the previous model, except that the requester adds a correlation id to the request message.
This is the equivalent of the population of Poland, except that Siberia is 40 times the size.
Nothing odd about that – except that the apartment was located 400ft up on the 34th floor of a tower block in Jumeirah Beach, Dubai.
All the notes and recording are banned except that every leader is allowed to bring an attendant to transmit pictures outward through a digital pen.
I can't provide too much guidance on which XML you should use, except that you want to choose a standard format (such as XHTML, SVG, or X3D.) that provides a good enough fit for your data.
It was as if she had anticipated my arrival and was opening the door for me, except that once it was open, she did not step aside deferentially, and we almost collided.
Fire-resistance cables can operate normoally for some times when it is burning except that it can transmit electrical power under normal condition. It is used in the places necessary to resist fire.
He is a good student except that he is careless.
I know nothing about him except that he lives next door.
Then it spits out a new program that works just like the original-except that your secret cargo is inside.
Where Guangxi North Sea has learning agricultural production to use vehicle to prove, it is that queen to drive, except that Dong Shan county Road one.
Life is the unknown and the unknowable, except that we are put into this world to eat, to stay alive as long as we possibly can.
Well, except that sometimes, when I really need a quick, fast snack that I can eat on the run, I toast a whole-wheat pita pocket and eat that.
Ancient Greek religion, what we call mythology, tells the same story as the Book of Genesis, except that the serpent is the enlightener of mankind rather than our deceiver.
When you don't have them they hate you because you won't; and when you do have them they hate you again, for some other reason. Or for no reason at all, except that they are discontented children, and can't be satisfied whatever they get, let a woman do what she may.
The soldier stood quite still, except that his lips moved slightly.
New idea: 1 "The female brain has a perfectly functional male behavior circuit," except that it's suppressed.
Finding a function that has had its code patched is like looking for a needle in a haystack, except that you don't know what the needle looks like.
I'm tired of all these things and would like to escape them, except that if I die I'll be leaving the person I love all alone.
If you had seen Jesus playing in the streets of Nazareth as a boy, you wouldn't have taken any special notice of Him (except that he probably wasn't playing "kick the can").
Harvey: Yes, except that it's Monday tomorrow. Work as usual.
We do not know anything except that she was married to a priest and she ran away from that marriage.
This is an arrangement similar to that found in opal (except that in opal the spheres are made of silica) and the result is, indeed, opalescent.
except that the amount due for Systems shall be the difference between the amount paid to date and __ percent of the amount that would have been due upon Acceptance, with the balance to be invoiced upon Acceptance.
when I look in your eyes and you are looking back in mine, everything feels quite defferent, cos i feel stronger and weaker at the same time, i feel excited and at the time,terrified,the truth is ,I do not know what i feel , except that i know what kind of man I want to be.
The administration of whole blood also followed the same pattern except that intra-arterial transfusion was given a trial.
A listing will be of little help there-except that some of the cash raised can be set aside for future legal settlements, which are considered likely.
This is not totally wrong except that the students get tired of practice very soon. When this happens, the students think that Chinese is a dull subject and lose interest. What is worse is that they think Chinese language teachers are out-dated.
Not very much. It's something like hockey, except that you use a big ball and no stick.
However, the new model is not that different from the old model, except that it permits the users to easily do something they couldn’t do easily before—schedule across monthly boundaries.
Nothing wrong with that, except that the leverage ratio explicitly excludes lending the banks undertake domestically from calculations of capital.
For almost everything else: methods, fields (member variables), and object reference names, the accepted style is just as it is for classes except that the first letter of the identifier is lowercase.
The formula is some what the same except that the psychiatrist is now the seemingly crazy extravert and the client is the meek and submissive type.
That is why the decline of the newspaper circulation couldbe irrelevant, except that in a fragmented media world there is onemajor problem measuring readership.
The very phrases were worn so threadbare that they evoked no image except that of a turbaned "character. " Leaking sawdust at every pore as he pursued a tiger through thebois de boulogne.
Signals are a lot like events, except that they connect objects to one another.
There was nothing particular about the knocker on the door, except that it was very large.
