clause-final が (but)

She's gone, but I still love her.

She didn't want to go, but her father forced her to.

She tried not to think about the young man, but it was no use.

She said she was a pianist, but that was a lie.

Her clothes weren't expensive, but they looked clean and tidy.

She tried to open the door but couldn't.

She's thinking of getting married but can't make up her mind.

She has flaws, but she's still beautiful all the same.

She wept bitterly, but no one came to comfort her.

She rushed to the station, but ended up missing the train.

She's a UK national, but she was born in France.

She studied hard, but failed the exam.

She's honest enough, I suppose, but can you really trust her?

She bought a handbag and lost it the very next day.

She opened her handbag and looked for her house key, but couldn't find it.

She traveled all the way to see the doctor, but he wasn't in.

She seems to be pretty good, but she's not first-rate, you know.

She's quite pretty but looks unhealthy.

She was determined to go abroad, but her father told her not to.

She tried to lift the box but found it impossible.

She gave me a wonderful watch, but I went and lost it.

She isn't a beauty by any means, but she has an indescribable charm.

She was heavyset, but she danced beautifully.

She failed the exam, but it was understandable.

She's clever, but you're every bit as clever as she is.

She's rich, but he's poor.

She's rich, but he's twice as rich as she is.

She speaks English, and she speaks French too.

She tried to get a tent, but couldn't find the kind she wanted.

She's good at tennis but bad at swimming.