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• Terribly sorry, but we are not insured to give you a lift if you are not a prisoner anymore.
• nothing but nothing is going to spoil my day
• there was nothing they could do but swallow their pride
• choose from a colorful array of oranges, cherries, and raspberries, to name but a few
• He could lower prices to increase the audience, but income would fall dramatically.
• to name but a few
• Her Own Tribesmen Never but Say Her Age Is 300 Years.
• Simon Moore was pulled back when clean through, but play was allowed to continue.
• In that Washington heat it seemed to take forever, but was still delicious an hour or so later.
• he has nobody but strangers to talk to
• To develop a production facility in Ireland means a cheaper unit cost but do sales justify it?
• one cannot but sympathize
• She knew he did not want to go, but she could still not help but feel anger at him.
• he did it quickly but well
• The parliament's visit to Aberdeen last week was not cheap, but it was money well spent.
• I am sorry to go on but I feel it is not fair that my hobby should be put at risk like this.
• It never rains but it pours.
• the last but one
• Fair enough, help out people in the Highlands who have no alternative but to drive.
• Sorry, but this must be the most ridiculous piece of research we've ever heard of.
• It is also very funny, but don't be surprised if you have to cross a protest line to see it.
• she's worried but hopefully she'll be fine
• a popular but, in my opinion, an over-rated book
• but first tell me your version
• I felt guilty about leaving her there to clean up my mess but she was right I needed rest.
• it never rains but it pours
• nobody, but nobody, was going to stop her
• We did not know what to expect, but what a fantastic surprise night, it was a real thrill.
• In this event we will have no alternative but to look to you for recompense for all incurred costs.
• What choice did the little fellow have but to respond positively to such instruction?
• I'm busy now, but I'll see you in the morning
• In fact, I have no alternative but to fine her a crisp crunchie for being just too good to be true.
• She was too shaken and frightened to do anything else but feel safe in the arms of Peter Grayson.
• Lafarge says it needs time to read the new regulations but can clean up what comes out of the chimney.
• Sure, most of the produce is much cheaper, but a lot of it isn't organically grown.
• Sorry to sound pious but what about the homeless, the sick, the poor and neglected?
• Cause and effect are related in such a way that, if the first occurs, the second cannot but occur.
• I would have liked to have had a longer deal but the get out clauses were prohibitive.
• Sorry Spurs but a point is all you are ever going to get from that game at Old Trafford.
• he wasn't rich but on the contrary he was quite poor
• This is another one of those Korean films that you cannot but have mixed feelings about.
• this is one principle, but it is not the only one
• We have to be able to imagine what it is like to feel there is no alternative but to fight and die.
• For the water may clean you on the outside, but it cannot clean you on the inside if your heart is not pure.
• I apologise but it's being moved to a new server and should be up again by Saturday.
• Miss Gallafent, you have put it extremely well, but I am sorry to say I am against you.
• prices weren't great but were above their lowest
• It was a scene which could have come out of a cheap thriller - but there was a difference.
• Sorry to say this but there are some areas where I don't trust the men in white coats.
• It was deserted and I didn't see a soul, but I did stumble across a bunch of Red Deer in a meadow.
• Apologies for posting out of my normal TV category but it's simply too good not to post.
• Sorry to be repetitive but this guy was in the tube in Russell Square when the bomb went off!
• Apologies for getting poetic on you, but mornings like this make me think of this poem.
• Why nobody, but nobody will ever take mass transit as long as they have a choice.
• he stumbled but didn't fall
• If we want vehicles to be less polluting, then we have no choice but to find an alternative fuel.
• excuse me but I'm waiting here for ages
• I'm sure this has been pointed out a million times already but I feel that I have to as well.
• This is fine in principle, but much depends on the more precise meaning given to the idea of abuse.
• but that's an incredible saving!
• they had no alternative but to follow
• On the subject of value for money, Prestonfield may not be cheap, but it is not outlandish.
• he was a nice bloke but
• the food is cheap but delicious
• In an important article in April 22 Haaretz Gideon Levy points out but a few cases within the year illustrating that movement equals death.
• On some London high streets it is becoming difficult to go food shopping anywhere but Tesco.
• I'm sorry, but I can't pay you
• choose from a colourful array of mango, starfruit, and raspberries, to name but a few
• She was shocked, too shock to do anything else but stare as he pulled her forward.
• But in a calibration of this sort he has little alternative but to take it as he finds it.
• what could I do but agree with her?
• I'm sorry but that's wrong
• if we had but known this
• supply currently exceeds demand in all but the most rural areas
• Last week a high court judge ruled that the brigade had no alternative but to give them their jobs back.
• I believe leaving the bases will be a cheaper option but also help North Sea fish stocks.
• Aden was a year older than herself and she never saw him as anything else but her goofy nerd friend.
• the problem is not that they are cutting down trees, but that they are doing it in a predatory way
• The sovereign commands the people in general ‘never but by a precedent law, and as a politic, not as a natural person’ .
• He told the woman that he was very sorry but he seemed to have left his wallet at home.
• I am clean but you are dirty
• This is what I love about science: anybody but anybody can become involved at least in trying to understand what it is saying!
• but why?
• it wasn't luck that did it, but hard work
• we can't do anything but someone gives out to us
• This guy helped me clean it up, but everyone else just stood there and gloated.
• I was quite happy being a mum, but I fell into it and it has just gone from there.
• Apologies to Sylvia for swiping her quote, but it was such a good one I couldn't resist.
• I admire many artists like Gerhard Richter, Francis Bacon, and Edward Hopper to name but a few.
• Their ideals are not embedded in but , to the contrary, tower above state behaviour.
• Nobody, but Nobody, knows Mauritius like we do!
• The riverside bar can not have been cheap to open, but the chain is more than reaping its reward now.
• I know that at least two other ladies have also had falls down there but not been as seriously injured.
• we were never anything but poor
• but you promised!
• it was hard work but I'm pleased I did it
• I'm sorry, but she laughs in her sleep and can never remember the joke in the morning.
• Please forgive me, but it is the only way I know of getting my point of view across.
• you can't but admire her
• Each notice said that the Board had no alternative but to cut back production and reduce costs.
• but how did it happen?
• It's going to be a long road, but shinty has no alternative but to keep right on to the end.
• Sorry but you would have to be completely bonkers to consider this method of control as humane!
• They are not creating any value but on the contrary they are a drag on our resources.
• but can I tell you something?
• We can destroy with a cutting quip or a damning phrase but nobody expects us to create.
• I trusted no one but him
• This entire house looked like someone had been cleaning but never actually living.
• The boys made a decent effort, but they still lost the game.
• The boys made a decent effort, but they still lost the game.
• The boys made a decent effort, but they still lost the game.