“The savage eviction process enacted in 1839 was amended within a year to except those who had enjoyed quiet possession for at least twelve months.”

“To reply to that, I must except to your Lordship's first proposition.”

“Article 1, paragraph 2, excepts from this definition actions by a State party which differentiate between citizens and non-citizens.”

“Sound bites can be the seconds-long excepts that television news uses to reduce complex speeches or policies into an easily grasped concept.”

“This beautiful Provencal mas can accomodate up to 14 people, with discounts for a reduced number of occupants, excepts during July and August.”

“In my present state of hyper-activity, examination scripts excepted of course, I'm not sure I can wait that long.”

“Present company excepted, I think it's just an excuse for the vain and shallow to fill their otherwise empty leisure time.”

“A person who uses oil for excepted vehicles is entitled to a rebate of excise duty.”