Example sentences of "save for [art] " in BNC.

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1 There are no easy chairs , save for a single wooden rocking chair ; no cushions , save for three ornamental ones in a corner .
2 Save for a mention of the enduring reality of ‘ the unknown ’ , that was it — which begs a question .
3 He finds his own words for the mood in a letter to Helen on 6 May '98 : ‘ I am glad my unkind letter allowed you nevertheless to write me so sweet a reply , and besides , to be so sweet tempered , and , as I hope , unhurt save for a moment .
4 He was shouting at the top of his voice into the microphone but save for a few at the front of the crowd , nobody could hear a word because someone had cut the amplifier cable .
5 He shouts ‘ Beats International ! ’ with the kind of enthusiasm most sane people save for a winning goal or a multiple birth , and then he breaks into rhyme .
6 Distinctive guitar riffs and Ian Telfer 's racy fiddle runs distinguish the powerful , literate songs — all their own , save for a punk-folk thrashing of Pete Seeger 's politically correct tour of Welsh mining communities , pit closures giving a metaphorical edge to the accusing refrain ‘ who killed the miners ? ’ .
7 At no time in its long history of seven hundred years has Parliament governed , nor save for a brief period when the Constitution broke down in the seventeenth century has it made any claim to do so .
8 Old photographs , such as those in the Sprott Collection , show wide , uncluttered streets , no traffic save for a few carts and other horse-drawn vehicles and plenty of space for people to stand .
9 Complete from the hips upwards , the statues were naked save for a collar , probably of wood , that encircled their necks .
10 It involves beliefs such as ‘ There is n't enough to go round ’ , ‘ I never have enough money ’ , ‘ Money does n't grow on trees ’ , ‘ You have to work hard for what you want ’ , ‘ If I have more , others have less ’ , ‘ Better save for a rainy day ’ and ‘ It 's immoral to be rich when so many people are starving and homeless . ’
11 The evacuation meant the Daily Telegraph newspaper , which is based in Canary Tower , was forced to print hundreds of thousands of copies with a blank front page save for a three-paragraph statement .
12 But , save for a risible romantic subplot revolving around Wayne 's relationship with a lite-metal Cantonese warblette , the hit-gag ratio is right up there .
13 There was only one thing for it , and that was to sever a connection that — save for a seven-year stint with Somerset in the 70s — goes back to 1949 .
14 The coastline is now Chilean territory on both banks , save for a minute touch of Argentina at the very western entrance .
15 The fragility of most Early Netherlandish panels means that most museums will refuse loans save for a very good reason .
16 A British walker survived for seven days without food , save for a few prunes she managed to scavenge out of a dustbin , while lost in New Zealand 's rugged Taparua mountain range .
17 Save for a few naval battles , the war had never reached the Old World .
18 Yet nobody , save for a few free-market purists , seems to be worrying — least of all the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission , whose office is located next to the finance ministry .
19 Very little of interest on the technical front , save for a few more bent shaft models .
20 Little new in this field , save for a natty looking UIAA plastic helmet from Allcord , called the Rock Hopper .
21 So now , save for a few interesting mounds in the field , there is no visible evidence of its existence .
22 The barn was stark and without adornment , save for a single crucifix in the tiny chapel .
23 The room was empty save for a pile of cushions and blankets in one corner and an enormous television set on a stool in the middle of the earthen floor .
24 There was no one else there save for a hidden organist who presently began to thunder an untuneful hymn .
25 She stepped out of it , naked save for a tiny pair of white lace panties so small that they exposed white patches of skin , luminous against her golden tan .
26 The counters and display cabinets were empty , save for a few of the distinctive green and gold Confiserie Vassoir tins .
27 Hickman 's early education , apprenticeship , and hospital attendance are unknown save for a surviving fair-copy notebook dated 1816–18 , containing extracts from textbooks and a record of attendance for two weeks at Brookes 's School of Anatomy , London .
28 But no one was there save for a woman with an umbrella , a cyclist going wearily along by the kerb .
29 He was a tall , thin man of indeterminate age with hairless grey skin and dressed in a long black robe without ornament save for a small silver fork with twisted tines which hung on a piece of string round his neck , and rested on the black breast of the robe .
30 Hearing his feverish mutter of gratification as his hands parted her robe and found her flesh unconfined beneath it , save for a little pair of loose silky pants , she accepted a power almost equal to his over her .
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