Sentence examples for anyone this side from inspiring English sources
"The Grateful Dead shatter musical shape better than anyone this side of John Coltrane.
Nancy Pearl, who has done as much to promote reading as anyone this side of Oprah, has been caught in the crossfire here.
He can play octave runs fast; faster, perhaps, than anyone this side of Lang Lang, sometimes faster than the speed of sound.
John Grisham has now written 29 legal thrillers and fought harder for truth, justice and the American way than anyone this side of Superman.
The angry-to-be-navel-gazing No Security Blues pays better tribute to the Drones' oeuvre of politicised social angst than anyone this side of Courtney Barnett.
Ms. Glennie may have more native musicality than anyone this side of Bobby McFerrin (who, come to think of it, can play some mean percussion on his body).
They racked up mountains of debt — unlike anyone on this side of the Atlantic!
Not the words of anyone on this side of the House, but the words of the shadow secretary of state [Liam Byrne, in his speech to the Labour conference in 2011].
In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone on this side of the Pacific likes the concept of currency manipulation.
Sessions: I won't back a filibuster: "I will not support and I do not believe anyone on this side will support a filibuster against your nomination," he tells Sotomayor.
All anyone on this side of the road wants to do is stand here yelling at one another, and bless their hearts, that's exactly what they're doing.
