Sentence examples for across this side from inspiring English sources

That was a penalty too far, said the CAS, and its ruling has rippled across this side of the pond with Dwain Chambers and David Millar now close to being allowed to compete for an Olympic spot.

Football may be an ugly concussion factory and lacking in character, but its details certainly come across well on this side of the pond.

By the end of this week, however, that reputation now looks in tatters, with 51% of the UK population coming across on this side of the pond as either pathetically celebrity-obsessed or laughably self-obsessed.

So I said to her: 'Come across to this side of the bookshelf, where the important writers are.' On his children: I don't see my kids, they're men and women in their 50s and 60s and they're not part of me.

Further, Willens et al. demonstrated that glandular tissue was more abundant in dorsal than in ventral frog skin and hypothesized that glandular tissue may represent a barrier to absorption by secretion of additional absorption barriers and creation of a depot effect which would explain higher percentages within dorsal skin samples and retarded uptake of malathion across this skin side.

I remember coming across this very rare documentary, "This Side of Paradise," by Jonas Mekas, and all that I had ever envisioned her to be came true in this little film.

The consummate professional - I remember sitting beside Jock Stein in the stand in Dortmund in Germany and the Scottish team came out an hour before the game and Danny walked across the field and down this side of the field looking at the grass, and Jock turned to me and said: "A real professional...he's counting the grass out there".

Once you've picked this out of thin air, you notice the large "River Island" emblazoned across the side.

Advertisements for the upcoming film are plastered across the side of every bus in Manchester.

A black V-neck had neon programming code skittering across the side — very "OK Computer" ($42).

Emblazoned across the side is "Preston: home of the parched pea since 1773".