but for's Usage Examples:

appearance in the face of flashier courtesans, but for their reputation as unwaveringly loyal; a popular name for the pleasure quarters, the karyūkai (lit.

Ridgeriders was released in June 1999 to positive reviews, including one from Living Tradition who said interesting concept album with enough interest for those who never saw the series, but for those readers north of the Border, it is very English in feel.

International careerHe made his debut for the Norwegian national team in 1983 and earned 54 caps, scoring three goals.

Life and careerRadford was born in Zambia and educated in South Africa, making his first-class debut for Transvaal B in the 1978/79 President's Cup.

readability and the relationships of the words Hyphens are minimized, but for compound group names, hyphens are used only to connect two names that are themselves.

theatres but for places connected with houses of worship such as cloisters or parvises, or even for the courtyards of noblemen"s palaces, and they were generally.

West Ham UnitedDevonshire made his debut for West Ham on 27 October 1976 in a League Cup tie against Queens Park Rangers, in which West Ham lost 2–0.

Critical receptionAllMusic's Tom Demalon stated: Skunk Anansie's full-frontal charge can be wearing at times, but for a good dose of aggressive, [rock] with better-than-average lyrics, Stoosh succeeds more than it fails.

He argued that members should be selected not for an interest in economics but for work.

He began his football career with Edgworth Rovers, making his debut for the club's reserve team at the age of 15, before a season with Turton St.

He planned to come back to the country to fulfill the assignments but for some reason he had not made it.

had escaped disappropriation, but fortunately, this was where all his trademarks had been registered.

Alstyne rebukes Virginia, not for being out with a handsome young man unchaperoned, but for being seen with him.

Synonyms:

unwanted, unwished, unwelcome,

Antonyms:

wanted, loved, welcome, desirable,