The phrase "a sidekick with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a character or person who accompanies another, often in a supportive or secondary role.
Example: "In the movie, the hero had a sidekick with a quirky sense of humor that provided comic relief."
Alternatives: "a companion who" or "an ally with".
He had a sidekick with him, a skinny young tribesman named Taha who sat next to him and soon began whispering, "O.K., that's enough, drop it".
DRIVING a $300,000 car around Southern California can make anybody feel like an Oscar winner, but if you really want to grab an audience on the celebrity-saturated streets of Los Angeles, you need a sidekick with star power.
A London-based police procedural featuring an investigator, DI Marnie Rome, who carries the requisite emotional baggage – in her case, the murder of her parents by her foster-brother – and a sidekick with impeccable outsider credentials, it begins when, on a visit to interview a potential witness at a women's shelter, the pair find one of the inmates' husbands lying stabbed on the floor.
Have you ever seen anything close to a Sidekick with an Apple on it?
And with a, um, strenuous mother/father dynamic, a sidekick with a murderous trigger finger and one who might have terrorist ties (will we ever find out?!), and a world leader who just WON'T STOP CALLING HER, who can blame the woman?
Samsung, LG, Kyocera and others have broken their picks on this double form factor. Granted, many of these were using a form of a Sidekick with a phone shape with a cover screen on the outside, then opening up like a clam shell to reveal a tiny keyboard and second screen.
I loved the cast of characters in Half Bad: the combination of villains and heroes, the inclusion of a damsel-in-distress and a sidekick, along with a homosexual character.
To help on rafting trips on Kamchatka's rivers, he has his wife Katya, and her spaniel; and a sidekick, Oleg, with a big knife, pilots' goggles, and an English vocabulary of one word—"extreme .Nine time zones from Moscow, across the Bering Sea from Alaska, the Kamchatka peninsula is twice the size of Britain.
Three weeks ago, Mr. Guttman went on a quest to retrieve a friend's lost cellphone, a quest that has now ended with the arrest of a 16-year-old on charges of possessing the missing gadget, a Sidekick model with a built-in camera that sells for as much as $350.
But as sexy as the iPhone it's still just a Sidekick 3 with a really nice touchscreen.
Every SciFi show you can think of has a intelligent computer or robot as a sidekick or with some prominent role.
