Sentence examples for around one side of from inspiring English sources
On entry, all locals and regulars were tightly fit around one side of the bar, even though there was a whole other section round the corner.
The Dor al Sikik neighborhood lies like a snake coiled around one side of the Rashid Hotel, site of the rocket attack early on Sunday morning that killed an American colonel and wounded at least 16 other people.
There are trees wrapped around one side of it and a seriously overgrown hedge, up to 18m tall and counting, whose fallen leaves have gradually changed the soil beneath to acid leaf-mould.
The eight people who appear in the photo, who are posing for the photo, are fanned out around one side of the table in a crescent or a kind of opened-out horseshoe, so that each of them can be seen clearly and completely.
He endeared himself to British spectators through goals such as the hallucinatory one he scored against Newcastle in March 2002: with his back to goal, he flicked the ball around one side of his marker, turned and ran round the other side, and met the ball – to which he had imparted a spin that enabled it to bounce into his path – in time to guide it past the goalkeeper.
2. If you want to pitch your startup at our events you MUST cover the following areas in short parapgraphs, around one side of A4 text-only.
New York is home to some of the greatest sit-around-one-side-of-the-dinner-table sitcom families that ever were.
The crowd, instead of wrapping around a field, sits on one side of the track; so, as the camera followed the horses around the track, the spectators would be revealed as a bunch of flat cutouts.
With the formation of the basic body plan at the introvertula stage, foxQ2 becomes expressed around the mouth and on one side of the introvert, presumably the ventral side - which is also the case for the neural marker otx [ 34].
"The debate around encryption is too focused on one side of the security coin, in particular its potential use for criminal purposes in times of terrorism.
This revealed a patch of conserved residues (shown in red in Figure 5A) that cluster on one side of the domain around the third most N-terminal residue of C33 (N1344).
