But For in a sentence

(1) I wanted to go outside, but for the rain.

(2) I was going to swim, but for the cold water.

(3) I wanted to go to the park, but for the rain.

(4) I was going to watch TV, but for my homework.

(5) We could have had a picnic, but for the ants.

(6) But for the snow, we could have gone sledding.

(7) But for the waves, we could have gone fishing.

(8) I wanted to go to the beach, but for the rain.

(9) I could have won the game, but for my mistake.

(10) The manpan is similar to a skirt, but for men.

But For sentence

(11) The artery is like a rope, but for your blood.

(12) The artery is like a wire, but for your blood.

(13) The artery is like a pipe, but for your blood.

(14) Boobyisms are like dad jokes, but for everyone.

(15) I wanted to go outside, but for it was raining.

(16) I was going to have a picnic, but for the ants.

(17) The artery is like a straw, but for your blood.

(18) She could have won the race, but for the injury.

(19) I hoped to go on vacation, but for the pandemic.

(20) But for the rain, we would have gone to the park.

But For make sentence

(21) I was going to eat my sandwich, but for the ants.

(22) I was going to dance, but for the sprained ankle.

(23) She would have made the team, but for her injury.

(24) But for the clouds, we could have seen the sunset.

(25) I wanted to go outside and play, but for the rain.

(26) I was going to watch TV, but for the power outage.

(27) I wanted to watch TV, but for it was time for bed.

(28) I wanted to go shopping, but for the crowded mall.

(29) I was going to play soccer, but for my broken leg.

(30) I planned to visit my friend, but for the traffic.

Sentence of but for

(31) I wanted to go swimming, but for the cold weather.

(32) I hoped to play outside, but for the thunderstorm.

(33) He would have been on time, but for the flat tire.

(34) But for the traffic, we would have arrived on time.

(35) But for the wind, the kite would have flown higher.

(36) I was going to ride my bike, but for the flat tire.

(37) I was going to eat ice cream, but for my allergies.

(38) I was going to read a book, but for the noisy room.

(39) I was going to play soccer, but for the muddy field.

(40) I was going to play soccer, but for the broken ball.

But For meaningful sentence

(41) I was going to sing a song, but for the sore throat.

(42) I was going to go on a hike, but for the steep trail.

(43) I wanted to eat ice cream, but for we were out of it.

(44) I was going to go to the park, but for it was closed.

(45) I was going to go on a hike, but for the bad weather.

(46) I planned to go to the museum, but for the long line.

(47) I could have won the race, but for my sprained ankle.

(48) She would have made the concert, but for the traffic.

(49) We could have gone hiking, but for the bear sighting.

(50) The artery is like a garden hose, but for your blood.

But For sentence examples

(51) The artery is like a train track, but for your blood.

(52) But for the heat, we could have played outside longer.

(53) I was going to play with my dog, but for his nap time.

(54) I was going to go to the beach, but for the high tide.

(55) I was going to play basketball, but for the flat ball.

(56) I wanted to play with my dog, but for he was sleeping.

(57) I was going to read my book, but for the missing page.

(58) I was going to make a craft, but for the missing glue.

(59) But for the rain, we would have gone on a picnic today.

(60) But for the darkness, we could have seen the fireflies.

Sentence with but for

(61) But for the rain, we could have had a barbecue outside.

(62) I was going to eat my sandwich, but for the ants on it.

(63) I was going to read my book, but for the missing pages.

(64) I was going to go to the zoo, but for the closed gates.

(65) I wanted to go to the zoo, but for it was too far away.

(66) I was going to watch a movie, but for the power outage.

(67) I was going to buy a new phone, but for the high price.

(68) I hoped to get the job, but for the lack of experience.

(69) But for the noise, I could have heard the phone ringing.

(70) But for the sun, we could have gone hiking in the woods.

Use but for in a sentence

(71) But for the ice, we could have gone skating on the pond.

(72) I was excited to go to the park, but for my broken bike.

(73) I was going to swim in the pool, but for the cold water.

(74) I was going to have a picnic, but for the windy weather.

(75) I was going to ride my bike, but for it had a flat tire.

(76) I was going to read a book, but for I left it at school.

(77) I wanted to play with my toy car, but for it was broken.

(78) I was going to go to the park, but for the thunderstorm.

(79) He was going to buy a new phone, but for the high price.

(80) They planned to go on a picnic, but for the bad weather.

Sentence using but for

(81) They were going to play soccer, but for the broken ball.

(82) I would have gone to the museum, but for the long queue.

(83) I was going to go to the museum, but for the renovation.

(84) I intended to watch the movie, but for the power outage.

(85) I would have aced the test, but for my lack of studying.

(86) The artery is like a roller coaster, but for your blood.

(87) But for the noise, we could have heard the birds singing.

(88) I was going to play with my friends, but for my homework.

(89) I was going to wear my favorite shirt, but for the stain.

(90) I was going to draw a picture, but for the broken crayon.

But For example sentence

(91) I was going to build a tower, but for the falling blocks.

(92) I intended to read a book, but for the noisy environment.

(93) I intended to finish the book, but for the busy schedule.

(94) I wanted to buy the dress, but for the out-of-stock size.

(95) But for the darkness, we could have seen the stars better.

(96) But for the fog, we could have seen the mountains clearly.

(97) But for the mud, we could have played soccer on the field.

(98) But for the cold, we could have gone swimming in the lake.

(99) But for the storm, we could have had a picnic in the park.

(100) But for the wind, we could have flown a kite at the beach.

Sentence with word but for

(101) I was going to draw a picture, but for the broken crayons.

(102) I was going to have a sleepover, but for my friend's cold.

(103) I was going to play with my pet, but for the sleeping cat.

(104) I was going to go on a trip, but for the cancelled flight.

(105) I planned to go shopping, but for the store closing early.

(106) I intended to go to the gym, but for the broken equipment.

(107) I planned to buy the new phone, but for my limited budget.

(108) They could have caught the train, but for the traffic jam.

(109) I would have enjoyed the movie, but for the loud audience.

(110) I would have cooked dinner, but for the burnt ingredients.

Sentence of but for

(111) I can manage by myself, but for bigger tasks, I need help.

(112) But for his honesty, he would have been fired from his job.

(113) I was going to play hide and seek, but for the small space.

(114) I would have finished my homework, but for the distraction.

(115) He was going to take a nap, but for the loud noise outside.

(116) I was going to go to the library, but for the closed hours.

(117) I was going to go to the gym, but for the broken equipment.

(118) I was going to go to the library, but for the closed doors.

(119) I wanted to go to the beach, but for the jellyfish warning.

(120) I planned to go to the beach, but for the sudden rainstorm.

But For used in a sentence

(121) We would have gone to the beach, but for the rainy weather.

(122) She could have aced the interview, but for her nervousness.

(123) But for the snow, we could have built a snowman in the yard.

(124) I was going to play with my friends, but for my sore throat.

(125) I wanted to go swimming, but for the pool was being cleaned.

(126) I was going to play soccer, but for it was too dark outside.

(127) He could have gone to the beach, but for the fear of sharks.

(128) I was going to go to the party, but for the late invitation.

(129) I was going to bake a cake, but for the missing ingredients.

(130) I intended to watch the movie, but for the sold-out tickets.

But For sentence in English

(131) I would have finished my homework, but for the power outage.

(132) Fluoride is not just important for kids, but for adults too!

(133) I'm not doing this for my own sake, but for the team's sake.

(134) The business would have failed, but for the loyal customers.

(135) I was going to bake cookies, but for the missing ingredients.

(136) I was going to ride the rollercoaster, but for the long line.

(137) I wanted to go on a picnic, but for it was too windy outside.

(138) I wanted to go to the beach, but for it was too cold outside.

(139) They planned to go on a road trip, but for the car breakdown.

(140) I was going to go to the concert, but for the cancelled show.

(141) I was going to play with my friends, but for the bad weather.

(142) They would have won the game, but for the referee's bad call.

(143) We would have had a great time, but for the unexpected guest.

(144) He could have gotten the job, but for his lack of experience.

(145) It may be a difficult task, but for sure it's not impossible.

(146) I know it sounds crazy, but for real, I saw a UFO last night.

(147) But for the career center, I wouldn't have found my dream job.

(148) I was going to bake cookies, but for we didn't have any flour.

(149) She was going to bake a cake, but for the missing ingredients.

(150) I was going to go to the movies, but for the sold-out tickets.

(151) I wanted to go to the party, but for my parents' strict rules.

(152) I was going to join the club, but for my conflicting schedule.

(153) I was ready to take the challenge, but for my fear of failure.

(154) I could have finished the project, but for the computer crash.

(155) We can catch up later, but for now let's get down to business.

(156) The party would have been too quiet, but for the lively music.

(157) He said he was sorry, but for real, he didn't seem to mean it.

(158) But for the traffic, we would have reached the airport on time.

(159) I was going to wear my favorite dress, but for the stain on it.

(160) I was going to play with my toy car, but for the missing wheel.

(161) I would have gone to the concert, but for the sold-out tickets.

(162) I was going to play video games, but for the broken controller.

(163) I was going to take a nap, but for the loud construction noise.

(164) He could have passed the test, but for his lack of preparation.

(165) He would have passed the exam, but for the difficult questions.

(166) She would have missed her flight, but for the delay in traffic.

(167) But for my professor's guidance, I wouldn't have aced that exam.

(168) I was going to watch a movie, but for the DVD player was broken.

(169) She would have passed the test, but for the difficult questions.

(170) She would have gone to the gym, but for the early morning class.

(171) I was going to go to the aquarium, but for the maintenance work.

(172) I wanted to learn a new language, but for the limited resources.

(173) They could have completed the puzzle, but for the missing piece.

(174) He acted like he knew everything, but for real, he was clueless.

(175) Bravery is not just for superheroes, but for everyday people too.

(176) He wanted to go to the party, but for the lack of transportation.

(177) I would have gone to the party, but for the conflicting schedule.

(178) I'm not doing this for my own sake, but for the sake of the team.

(179) He would have failed the exam, but for the extra studying he did.

(180) The team would have won the game, but for the last-minute penalty.

(181) I was going to eat my sandwich, but for I dropped it on the floor.

(182) I wanted to wear my favorite shirt, but for it was in the laundry.

(183) I was going to draw a picture, but for I couldn't find my crayons.

(184) I hoped to go to the zoo, but for the animal exhibit being closed.

(185) I was excited to go on the trip, but for the bad weather forecast.

(186) I wanted to try the new restaurant, but for the long waiting list.

(187) I hoped to get a good grade, but for the difficult exam questions.

(188) I was going to watch TV, but for the fact that the power went out.

(189) We would have been lost in the city, but for the GPS on our phone.

(190) The hike would have been dangerous, but for the experienced guide.

(191) Atone out of love, not just for yourself but for those around you.

(192) She acted like she didn't care, but for real, she was heartbroken.

(193) The book would have been a bore, but for the unexpected plot twist.

(194) The book would have been boring, but for the unexpected plot twist.

(195) The vacation would have been ruined, but for the beautiful weather.

(196) He may be a bit stubborn at times, but for sure he's a hard worker.

(197) You may not believe me now, but for sure you'll understand one day.

(198) I thought he was joking, but for real, he actually won the lottery.

(199) But for his quick thinking, the accident could have been much worse.

(200) But for the absence of the key witness, the case couldn't be solved.

(201) But for the power outage, the presentation would have gone smoothly.

(202) But for the pandemic, we would have had a grand graduation ceremony.

(203) I hoped to win the game, but for the opposing team's strong defense.

(204) I planned to visit my grandparents, but for the travel restrictions.

(205) I was excited to try the new restaurant, but for the long wait time.

(206) Megatron also sought the allspark, but for his own selfish purposes.

(207) The movie would have been boring, but for the unexpected plot twist.

(208) She would have failed the exam, but for the extra tutoring sessions.

(209) The concert would have been cancelled, but for the backup generator.

(210) But for the power outage, the presentation would have been a success.

(211) I was going to play hide and seek, but for my friends had to go home.

(212) They were going to have a barbecue, but for the shortage of charcoal.

(213) Athames are not used for physical cutting, but for symbolic purposes.

(214) I mean to travel the world someday, but for now, I'm saving up money.

(215) The car would have crashed, but for the quick reflexes of the driver.

(216) The movie would have been a flop, but for the talented cast and crew.

(217) But for the study group, I wouldn't have passed that difficult course.

(218) But for the misunderstanding, the friendship would have lasted longer.

(219) But for the traffic jam, we would have arrived at the airport on time.

(220) But for the strict diet, the athlete would have indulged in junk food.

(221) I could have finished the project on time, but for my procrastination.

(222) I was going to bake cookies, but for the fact that I ran out of flour.

(223) The surgery would have been unsuccessful, but for the skilled surgeon.

(224) The speech would have been forgettable, but for the inspiring message.

(225) He may not have a lot of experience, but for sure he's eager to learn.

(226) But for the professor's extra credit, I wouldn't have passed the class.

(227) But for her hard work, she wouldn't have gotten into her dream college.

(228) But for the bad weather, the sports day would have been a huge success.

(229) But for the heavy rain, we would have gone for a hike in the mountains.

(230) The movie would have been a hit, but for the poor script and direction.

(231) The author would have written a bestseller, but for the writer's block.

(232) The student would have aced the exam, but for the unexpected questions.

(233) He could have finished the project, but for the technical difficulties.

(234) I was going to read my book, but for the fact that I left it at school.

(235) I was going to play soccer, but for the fact that the field was closed.

(236) I was going to go to the gym, but for the fact that I was feeling sick.

(237) I would have been late for work, but for the fact that I woke up early.

(238) But for some unforeseen circumstances, I would have graduated last year.

(239) But for the lack of interest, the student couldn't excel in the subject.

(240) They would have lost the game, but for the last-minute goal they scored.

(241) The righteous man repenteth not for himself, but for the sake of others.

(242) College is not the time for indolence, but for hard work and dedication.

(243) We can manage by our own budget, but for this trip, we need to save more.

(244) Prosperity is not just for the select few but for all members of society.

(245) But for the lack of resources, the project couldn't be completed on time.

(246) I was going to study for my test, but for the fact that I got distracted.

(247) She would have missed her flight, but for the timely arrival of her taxi.

(248) Antifeminism is not just a problem for women, but for society as a whole.

(249) But for the pandemic, I would have been able to attend in-person classes.

(250) She would have missed her flight, but for the delay in the security line.

(251) He would have been late for the meeting, but for the early morning alarm.

(252) I'll give you a call later, but for now, let's focus on the task at hand.

(253) I was looking forward to the movie, but for the fact that it was sold out.

(254) I was going to go for a run, but for the fact that it was too hot outside.

(255) I was going to go shopping, but for the fact that I didn't have any money.

(256) I was going to go to the beach, but for the fact that it was too far away.

(257) But for the absence of the main character, the play couldn't be performed.

(258) The commandments are not just for religious individuals, but for everyone.

(259) I'll be counting down the days until your return, but for now, bon voyage!

(260) The project would have been incomplete, but for the help of my colleagues.

(261) I would have missed my flight, but for the timely reminder from my friend.

(262) The project would have been incomplete, but for the hard work of the team.

(263) I may not know what the future holds, but for sure I will always love you.

(264) It may take some time, but for sure we'll find a solution to this problem.

(265) She claimed to have a lot of experience, but for real, she was a beginner.

(266) We must resist injustice not only for ourselves but for future generations.

(267) But for the lack of funds, the school couldn't afford to buy new equipment.

(268) But for the intervention of the teacher, the bullying would have continued.

(269) The weather was perfect for a picnic, but for the fact that it was raining.

(270) I was going to go to the zoo, but for the fact that it was too hot outside.

(271) I'll be back soon, but for now, say see you later to the rest of the group.

(272) He may not be the most talkative person, but for sure he's a good listener.

(273) You may not have all the answers, but for sure you can always ask for help.

(274) The saintly warrior fought not for personal gain, but for justice and peace.

(275) But for the tutoring center, I wouldn't have been able to improve my grades.

(276) I was going to attend the concert, but for the cancellation due to COVID-19.

(277) The party would have been a disaster, but for the delicious food and drinks.

(278) The car would have broken down, but for the regular maintenance it received.

(279) She always manages by her own means, but for this project, she needs a team.

(280) He can manage by his own schedule, but for this meeting, he needs to adjust.

(281) Civil rights are not just a concern for minorities, but for all individuals.

(282) The company would have gone bankrupt, but for the wise investment decisions.

(283) He promised to finish the project on time, but for real, he needs more help.

(284) But for the scholarship, I wouldn't have been able to attend this university.

(285) But for the mistake in the booking, we would have gotten a better hotel room.

(286) The athlete would have broken the world record, but for the strong headwinds.

(287) The musician would have performed flawlessly, but for the technical glitches.

(288) The company would have made a profit, but for the unexpected market downturn.

(289) The artist would have created a masterpiece, but for the lack of inspiration.

(290) I wanted to go to the party, but for some reason, my parents wouldn't let me.

(291) Our friendship has been tested, but for better or worse, we're still friends.

(292) Evangelizing is not just for pastors or missionaries, but for every believer.

(293) We may have different opinions, but for sure we can still respect each other.

(294) Belt up in the car, it's not just for your own safety but for others as well.

(295) But for the financial aid office, I wouldn't have been able to afford college.

(296) But for the campus resources, I wouldn't have been able to find an internship.

(297) But for the delay in the flight, we would have made it to the meeting on time.

(298) Adventure is not just for the young, but for anyone who has a thirst for life.

(299) We can discuss the details later, but for now, let's focus on the big picture.

(300) You can manage by your own skills, but for this job, you need more experience.

(301) But for the study group, I wouldn't have been able to pass the difficult exam.

(302) The car would have broken down, but for the regular maintenance and check-ups.

(303) The house would have been destroyed, but for the firefighters' quick response.

(304) The recipe would have been a disaster, but for the helpful tips from the chef.

(305) I'm hoping to be back to my normal routine soon, but for now, I'm sick in bed.

(306) But for the lack of communication, the team couldn't work together effectively.

(307) But for the lack of communication, the team would have worked more efficiently.

(308) The politician would have won the election, but for the scandal that broke out.

(309) I was going to play with my friends, but for I had to finish my homework first.

(310) The trip would have been a disaster, but for the amazing views and experiences.

(311) The revenges he sought were not just for himself, but for his entire community.

(312) Oppression is not just a problem for the oppressed, but for society as a whole.

(313) We need to tackle pollution not just for ourselves, but for future generations.

(314) The team would have lost the game, but for the last-minute goal by the captain.

(315) I was going to go to the museum, but for the fact that it was closed on Mondays.

(316) The writer can manage by his own ideas, but for this book, he needs a co-author.

(317) But for the scholarship I received, I wouldn't have been able to afford college.

(318) But for my roommate's support, I wouldn't have made it through my first semester.

(319) But for the online classes, I wouldn't have been able to balance work and school.

(320) But for the student organization, I wouldn't have made so many friends on campus.

(321) The musician can manage by his own talent, but for this concert, he needs a band.

(322) She's not the easiest person to get along with, but for sure she's always honest.

(323) I thought it was just a rumor, but for real, they are getting married next month.

(324) But for the athletic center, I wouldn't have been able to stay active and healthy.

(325) The company would have gone bankrupt, but for the CEO's strategic decision-making.

(326) He would have failed the exam, but for the extra studying he did the night before.

(327) The house would have been destroyed, but for the firefighters who arrived in time.

(328) The storm would have caused more damage, but for the reinforced windows and doors.

(329) We may not have everything figured out yet, but for sure we're on the right track.

(330) They may have had a rough start, but for sure they're now in a happy relationship.

(331) She may have made some mistakes in the past, but for sure she's learned from them.

(332) Anti-Semitism is not just a problem for Jewish people, but for society as a whole.

(333) The traveler can manage by his own itinerary, but for this trip, he needs a guide.

(334) I will buy a bigger car when I can afford it, but for now, my current one will do.

(335) The relationship would have ended, but for the couple's willingness to compromise.

(336) It's important to conquer AIDS not just for ourselves, but for future generations.

(337) But for the absence of the coach, the team couldn't perform well in the tournament.

(338) I was going to wear my favorite dress, but for the fact that it was in the laundry.

(339) The concert would have been cancelled, but for the backup generator that kicked in.

(340) The company would have gone bankrupt, but for the wise investments made by the CEO.

(341) She said she would come to the party, but for real, I don't think she will show up.

(342) They usually manage by their own resources, but for this event, they need sponsors.

(343) Femininity is not just for girls and women, but for anyone who wants to embrace it.

(344) But for the career center, I wouldn't have been able to prepare for job interviews.

(345) The vacation would have been a disaster, but for the beautiful weather and scenery.

(346) But for the dining hall, I wouldn't have been able to eat healthy meals on a budget.

(347) But for the lack of funding, the research project would have been completed on time.

(348) The project would have been incomplete, but for the team's hard work and dedication.

(349) I'm hoping to be well enough to attend class tomorrow, but for now, I'm sick in bed.

(350) I hope we can eventually be on speaking terms again, but for now, I need some space.

(351) It is important to remember that femininity is not just for girls, but for everyone.

(352) But for the financial aid office, I wouldn't have been able to pay for my textbooks.

(353) The house would have burned down, but for the timely arrival of the fire department.

(354) The business would have failed, but for the wise investments and strategic planning.

(355) The movie would have been a flop, but for the outstanding performances by the actors.

(356) Our team has had its ups and downs, but for better or worse, we are in this together.

(357) Moshing is not for everyone, but for those who enjoy it, it's a thrilling experience.

(358) The ideal age to start a family is different for everyone, but for me it's around 30.

(359) But for the campus resources, I wouldn't have been able to improve my writing skills.

(360) I was going to go swimming, but for the fact that the pool was closed for maintenance.

(361) I was going to take a nap, but for the fact that my little brother was being too loud.

(362) I would have been able to cook dinner, but for the fact that I ran out of ingredients.

(363) The wedding would have been ruined, but for the quick thinking of the wedding planner.

(364) The surgery would have been unsuccessful, but for the skilled and experienced surgeon.

(365) Ablism is not just a problem for people with disabilities, but for society as a whole.

(366) We can haggle over the details later, but for now let's just agree on the main points.

(367) The lawyer can manage by his own arguments, but for this case, he needs more evidence.

(368) She will notify the doctor if her symptoms get worse, but for now, she's feeling okay.

(369) Altruism is not just for the wealthy, but for everyone who wants to make a difference.

(370) The vacation would have been ruined, but for the stunning scenery and friendly locals.

(371) But for the support of her family, she wouldn't have been able to overcome her illness.

(372) I was going to go to the concert, but for the fact that the tickets were too expensive.

(373) Our relationship has been through a lot, but for better or worse, we're still together.

(374) The artist can manage by his own creativity, but for this exhibition, he needs a theme.

(375) But for the honors program, I wouldn't have been able to challenge myself academically.

(376) The business would have failed, but for the loyal customers who continued to support it.

(377) I understand you want to stand out, but for this project, we need to keep it uninspired.

(378) I wish I had a clear direction, but for now I'll just muddle along and see what happens.

(379) Our relationship has been through a lot, but for better or worse, we are still together.

(380) The entrepreneur can manage by his own vision, but for this venture, he needs investors.

(381) Discipleship is not just for new believers but for all who desire to grow in their faith.

(382) But for the library's extended hours, I wouldn't have finished my research paper on time.

(383) But for the counseling center, I wouldn't have been able to manage my stress and anxiety.

(384) She couldn't wait to hold her baby in her arms, but for now, she cherished her baby-bump.

(385) Don't atone out of a need for validation, but for the sake of healing and moving forward.

(386) I have sent you an email, but for further details, please refer to the attached document.

(387) They may have their differences, but for sure they both want what's best for the company.

(388) Some people can look without smelling, but for others, their sense of smell is essential.

(389) We must resist discrimination not just for ourselves, but for future generations as well.

(390) The final ascension is not for the faint of heart, but for those who are truly committed.

(391) The book would have been forgettable, but for the beautiful prose and vivid descriptions.

(392) Faith is not just for the religious, but for anyone who seeks meaning and purpose in life.

(393) I will inform you of the details later, but for now, let's just focus on the big picture.

(394) But for the student organization, I wouldn't have been able to make new friends on campus.

(395) But for the library, I wouldn't have been able to access the necessary research materials.

(396) For some, getting honored was just another milestone, but for others, it was life-changing.

(397) But for the technology center, I wouldn't have been able to complete my online assignments.

(398) But for the online learning platform, I wouldn't have been able to attend classes remotely.

(399) But for the mistake in the calculations, the experiment would have yielded accurate results.

(400) I prefer watching movies on the big screen, but for TV shows, the small-screen is just fine.

(401) I thought I could handle the challenge, but for real, it was much harder than I anticipated.

(402) The doctor can manage by his own diagnosis, but for this patient, he needs a second opinion.

(403) Adventure is not for the faint of heart, but for those who are brave enough to take the leap.

(404) She would have been able to attend the party, but for the fact that she had to work overtime.

(405) They would have been able to enjoy their vacation, but for the fact that it rained every day.

(406) The seagoing life was not for everyone, but for those who loved it, it was a dream come true.

(407) She may be shy around new people, but for sure she's a great friend once you get to know her.

(408) I dream of traveling through the galaxy, but for now, I'll settle for watching sci-fi movies.

(409) The chef can manage by his own recipes, but for this event, he needs to create something new.

(410) Bravery is not just for superheroes and fictional characters, but for everyday people as well.

(411) But for the support of my professors, I wouldn't have been able to complete my thesis on time.

(412) Protein is not just important for athletes, but for anyone looking to maintain a healthy diet.

(413) The quaggas' extinction was a loss not only for the African continent but for the entire world.

(414) But for the strict dress code, the students would have worn more comfortable clothes to school.

(415) They would have lost the game, but for the fact that their star player made a last-minute goal.

(416) But for the athletic department, I wouldn't have been able to participate in my favorite sport.

(417) I don't know why, but for some reason, I can't stand the taste of coffee, yet I love the smell.

(418) But for the diversity office, I wouldn't have learned about different cultures and perspectives.

(419) I would have been late for work, but for the fact that I woke up early and caught the early bus.

(420) The eremitic way of life may seem lonely to some, but for others, it is a path to enlightenment.

(421) Inherited wealth can be a source of pride for some, but for others, it can be a source of guilt.

(422) I would have been able to buy the car, but for the fact that it was already sold to someone else.

(423) He would have failed the exam, but for the fact that he studied hard and got help from his tutor.

(424) The relationship would have ended, but for the couple's willingness to work through their issues.

(425) But for the guidance of my academic advisor, I wouldn't have been able to choose the right major.

(426) The company can manage by its own policies, but for this situation, they need to make exceptions.

(427) He had a wispy hope that someday he would find his true love, but for now he was content to wait.

(428) The aurochses' extinction is a loss not only for the natural world, but for human culture as well.

(429) She would have missed her flight, but for the fact that her friend gave her a ride to the airport.

(430) Fishing for a thrill is not for everyone, but for those who love it, there's nothing else like it.

(431) Aviating can be expensive, but for me, it's worth every penny to experience the freedom of flight.

(432) The relationship would have ended, but for the couple's willingness to communicate and compromise.

(433) The recipe would have been a disaster, but for the chef's experience and expertise in the kitchen.

(434) The school can manage by its own curriculum, but for this program, they need to add more subjects.

(435) He knew he had to apologize for his mistake, but for the sake of his pride, he hesitated to do so.

(436) But for the health center, I wouldn't have been able to receive medical attention when I needed it.

(437) But for the timely intervention of the firefighters, the entire building would have been destroyed.

(438) But for the faulty equipment, the construction project would have been completed ahead of schedule.

(439) He would have been able to win the race, but for the fact that he tripped and fell halfway through.

(440) It's important to remember that we wear masks not just for ourselves, but for the people around us.

(441) Frat life is not for everyone, but for those who embrace it, it can be an unforgettable experience.

(442) The team can manage by their own strategies, but for this game, they need to change their approach.

(443) The public perch offers stunning views, but for safety reasons, it's necessary to keep away from it.

(444) But for the athletic department, I wouldn't have been able to participate in sports and stay active.

(445) We would have been lost in the forest, but for the fact that we had a map and a compass to guide us.

(446) The restaurant can manage by its own menu, but for this occasion, they need to offer a special dish.

(447) The restaurant would have been empty, but for the positive reviews and word-of-mouth recommendations.

(448) I'm happy to follow your lead, but for now, let's have someone else take the lead in this discussion.

(449) The team was losing badly, but for the sake of their fans, they kept playing hard until the very end.

(450) He would have been fired from his job, but for the fact that he apologized and promised to do better.

(451) We have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow, but for further details, please check your calendar invite.

(452) He would have been able to score a goal, but for the fact that the goalkeeper made an incredible save.

(453) She would have been able to graduate with honors, but for the fact that she failed one of her classes.

(454) She would have been able to finish the book, but for the fact that she got distracted by social media.

(455) The party would have been a disaster, but for the fact that the host had hired a professional caterer.

(456) Monachism is not for everyone, but for those who choose it, it can be a deeply fulfilling way of life.

(457) Investing in your country is not only beneficial for yourself, but for the future generations to come.

(458) The dinner party would have been a disaster, but for the entertaining stories and lively conversation.

(459) The cordless drill is perfect for small projects, but for larger ones, a corded one is more efficient.

(460) But for the alumni network, I wouldn't have been able to connect with successful graduates in my field.

(461) The concert would have been cancelled, but for the fact that the rain stopped just in time for the show.

(462) I know I need to find healthier ways to cope with my emotions, but for now I'll just resort to shopping.

(463) It's important to give thanks with sincerity, not just for the big things, but for the small things too.

(464) The beaver within me is what makes me want to succeed not just for myself, but for my family and future.

(465) Bioscience is not for everyone, but for those who are passionate about it, the rewards are immeasurable.

(466) The project would have been delayed, but for the fact that the team worked overtime to meet the deadline.

(467) But for the technology center, I wouldn't have been able to access the necessary software for my classes.

(468) Conserving fuel is a habit that we should all develop, not just for ourselves, but for future generations.

(469) But for the alumni network, I wouldn't have been able to connect with successful professionals in my field.

(470) We must resist censorship not only for ourselves, but for future generations who deserve the same freedoms.

(471) But for the counseling center, I wouldn't have been able to manage my mental health during stressful times.

(472) She knew that eventually, she would have to confront her fears, but for now, she was content to avoid them.

(473) She wanted to go to the party, but for her parents' sake, she decided to stay home and study for her exams.

(474) The couple's first dance at their wedding was memorable, but for all the wrong reasons as they danced badly.

(475) The road warrior lifestyle may not be for everyone, but for those who love it, there's nothing else like it.

(476) But for the student government association, I wouldn't have been able to voice my opinions on campus issues.

(477) Naturism is not for everyone, but for those who embrace it, it can be a fulfilling and rewarding way of life.

(478) The haggadah is a reminder of the importance of freedom and liberation, not just for Jews but for all people.

(479) Atone out of a sense of responsibility, not just for your own actions but for the impact they have on others.

(480) The heroines in this story are not just fighting for themselves, but for the greater good of their community.

(481) The teacher can manage by his own lesson plan, but for this class, he needs to adjust to the students' needs.

(482) We would have been stranded in the middle of nowhere, but for the fact that a kind stranger offered us a ride.

(483) I don't know why, but for some reason, I always wake up early on weekends, and I can't sleep in even if I try.

(484) The commandments are not just for religious people, but for anyone who wants to live a moral and ethical life.

(485) The cabriolet was a dream car for many people, but for me, it was a practical choice that met all of my needs.

(486) We must resist injustice not just for ourselves, but for future generations who deserve a fair and just society.

(487) He realized that eventually, he would have to make a decision, but for now, he was content to weigh his options.

(488) They would have missed the train, but for the fact that they ran as fast as they could and made it just in time.

(489) The conservation of species is not just important for their own sake, but for the health of the planet as a whole.

(490) I believe in renewal not just for myself, but for the world around me - we can always work towards a better future.

(491) The company would have gone bankrupt, but for the fact that they secured a major investment from a wealthy investor.

(492) Reenlisting in the military was a big decision, but for many service members, it was a calling they couldn't ignore.

(493) The burly outside of the gym was intimidating to some, but for others it was a symbol of strength and determination.

(494) The chaste lifestyle is not just for religious individuals, but for anyone who values self-respect and self-control.

(495) Ayahuascas are not for everyone, but for those who feel called to the medicine, it can be a life-changing experience.

(496) Anti-semitism is not just a problem for Jewish people, but for all those who value diversity and tolerance in society.

(497) The relationship would have ended, but for the fact that they went to couples therapy and worked through their issues.

(498) We must work to crush poverty not just for the sake of those in poverty, but for the betterment of society as a whole.

(499) I would have been able to finish the project on time, but for the fact that my computer crashed and I lost all my work.

(500) They would have been able to catch the flight, but for the fact that there was a traffic jam on the way to the airport.

(501) Remember that driving safely is not only important for your own well-being, but for the safety of everyone on the road.

(502) As college students, we should strive to be altruistic not just for personal gain, but for the greater good of society.

(503) The slaughterman's job was not for everyone, but for those who were up to the challenge, it could be a rewarding career.

(504) Many people percieve success as achieving wealth and fame, but for others it's simply finding happiness and contentment.

(505) Douard's dream is to one day open his own restaurant, but for now he is content with cooking for his family and friends.

(506) I have sent you an email with the necessary information, but for further details, please refer to the attached document.

(507) She would have been robbed, but for the fact that she noticed the suspicious person following her and called the police.

(508) Endangered species are not just a concern for environmentalists, but for everyone who cares about the future of our planet.

(509) Remember that drinking with responsibility is not only important for your own safety, but for the safety of others as well.

(510) He wanted to buy a new car, but for the sake of his budget, he decided to stick with his old one for a little while longer.

(511) He was tempted to cheat on the exam, but for the sake of his integrity, he chose to study hard and earn his grade honestly.

(512) Aviating is not for everyone, but for those who love it, there's nothing quite like the feeling of soaring through the sky.

(513) He realized that, in time, he would have to face the consequences of his actions, but for now he was content to ignore them.

(514) He knew that, in time, he would have to forgive his friend for betraying him, but for now he couldn't bring himself to do it.

(515) I'm not sure why, but for some reason, I always feel more productive in the morning, and I tend to slack off in the afternoon.

(516) The bohemian lifestyle may not be for everyone, but for those who embrace it, it can be a source of great joy and fulfillment.

(517) It's important to remember that when you vote against something, you're not just voting for yourself, but for the greater good.

(518) I can't explain it, but for some reason, I always feel more relaxed when I'm near the ocean, and I get anxious in the mountains.

(519) The proletariat's struggle for liberation is not just a fight for their own rights, but for the rights of all oppressed peoples.

(520) She wanted to travel the world, but for the sake of her career, she decided to stay in her current job and gain more experience.

(521) Polyandrist marriages are not for everyone, but for those who choose this path, it can be a beautiful and fulfilling way of life.

(522) The car was goodenough for short trips, but for long road trips, we needed to upgrade to a more comfortable and spacious vehicle.

(523) The sound of nails on a chalkboard is enough to send most people insane, but for some reason, some people find it oddly satisfying.

(524) I'm not sure what it is, but for some reason, I always feel more creative when I'm listening to music, and I can't work in silence.

(525) I don't know why, but for some reason, I always get a headache when I eat chocolate, yet I can eat other sweets without any problem.

(526) The laptop was goodenough for basic tasks, but for more demanding work, we needed to invest in a more powerful and efficient device.

(527) She knew that eventually, she would have to apologize for her mistake, but for now, she was too embarrassed to face the consequences.

(528) Circuit training for power is not just for bodybuilders or powerlifters, but for anyone looking to improve their overall fitness level.

(529) The quintessential American dream involves owning a home, but for many people, this goal is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve.

(530) He understood that eventually, he would have to face the consequences of his actions, but for now, he was content to enjoy his freedom.

(531) Investment banking is not for everyone, but for those who are passionate about finance and business, it can be a very fulfilling career.

(532) We must confront cultural discrimination not only for the sake of marginalized communities, but for the betterment of society as a whole.

(533) The ballad's intricate melody and complex lyrics make it a challenging piece to perform, but for those who master it, the rewards are great.

(534) Farther into the future, we may have flying cars and robots that do all our chores for us, but for now, we have to make do with what we have.

(535) Ultraendurance events are not for the faint of heart, but for those who are willing to push themselves beyond what they thought was possible.

(536) The freedom of the press is not just important for journalists, but for all members of society who rely on accurate and reliable information.

(537) She realized that eventually, she would have to move on from her past, but for now, she was still haunted by the memories of what had happened.

(538) Anti-semitism is not just a problem for Jewish people, but for all those who believe in the fundamental principles of equality and human rights.

(539) I can't explain it, but for some reason, I always feel more confident when I'm wearing my favorite outfit, and I feel insecure in anything else.

(540) Revisit policy, and let's make sure we're not just making changes for the sake of change, but for the betterment of our company and stakeholders.

(541) The company decided to cut costs by reducing staff, but for the sake of morale, they offered generous severance packages to those who were let go.

(542) The restaurant was busy, but for the sake of customer satisfaction, the staff worked quickly and efficiently to serve everyone in a timely manner.

(543) Elixirs that are made with rare herbs and spices can be quite expensive, but for those who believe in their healing properties, the cost is worth it.

(544) The public service is not for everyone, but for those who are passionate about serving others, it is a rewarding and fulfilling career path to stay in.

(545) Handymen can be a cost-effective solution for minor home repairs, but for more complex projects, it may be worth investing in a professional contractor.

(546) Car racing is not for everyone, but for those who are passionate about it, it can be a thrilling and fulfilling experience that brings them joy and excitement.

(547) She knew she had to confront her friend about their argument, but for the sake of their friendship, she approached the situation with kindness and understanding.

(548) She believed that, in time, she would find the answers she was looking for and her confusion would be resolved, but for now she was lost in a sea of uncertainty.

(549) Iriver's latest model, the Astell&Kern SP2000, is a true audiophile's dream, with a price tag to match, but for those who demand the best, it is worth every penny.

(550) Killing can be a means of survival in the animal kingdom, but for humans, it is a complex issue that requires careful consideration of the circumstances and consequences.

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