Sentence examples for are given aside from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, shift, provide something abstract or concrete to someone or something or somewhere. may take two objects
The Beyeler Web site shows a 2001 sculpture of Mr. Cattelan mischievously peeking out of a hole, but no details about the show are given aside from its dates — June 8 through Oct. 6.
It's not clear where these secret hacker talks are taking place other than on IRC somewhere, and no details were given aside from that a third attack was forthcoming.
No dates, times, locations, or information at all has been given aside from the two new colors though, so don't start holding your breath for a Mario Kart Edition Wii or any jazz like that.
These notable disparities in treatment strategies have previously been studied in detail in our population, and no reliable explanation was given aside from a few speculations, leading to the conclusion that women with STEMI are generally older and have more concomitant diseases than men.
Set them aside where they can be given away with the other cabinetry.
To see this, observe that if we are given all the X-facts aside from the facts about how many pixels are lit, we can quickly deduce that the grid as a whole must be in one of two possible states: Begin with pixel 1.
If you are provided an allowance, you should set aside some of that every time you are given some.
I love the people; I love the variety; I love the flexibility and freedom I'm given to set aside what no longer works and figure out fresh approaches; and I especially love that it's a job that requires constant learning and growth.
Aside from Oversight, these committees are giving their chairmen this authority for the first time.
By comparison, Charlie Parker's "Anthropology" was given a straightforward reading, aside from a single bar in the bridge that was repeated four times, as if to suggest the skipping of a record.
