Sentence examples for aside close from inspiring English sources

Republican candidates are still vying for the support of several major donors with deep pockets, including multi-billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch, who are said to have set aside close to $900m to spend on the 2016 election.

The scandal cost the chief executive his job, while the company slashed planned expenditure by €1 billion and set aside close to €7 billion to cover the costs, including refitting 11 million cars worldwide.

Its high-tech image aside, close to 14% of Amazon's 5,000 or so employees answer phone calls and e-mails in four call centers around the world.

The club had prosperous years in the mid-'90s, but by 1998 the stand-up boom was past, bigger-name comics were moving on to theaters, and All Jokes Aside closed.

With the Frenchman supporting Mark Hughes in attack and Brian McClair operating in midfield alongside Paul Ince, United clicked into gear, sweeping aside closest title challengers Aston Villa and Norwich with seven wins on the spin at the season's end to win the league by 10 points.

Mr. Obama did not ask Mr. Richardson to step aside, associates close to both men said.

Putting such unpleasant thoughts aside, a close look at American decline shows that China indeed plays a large role, as it has for 60 years.

Leonardo and Hokusai aside, the close observation of fluid flow would have to await the advent of high-speed photography and, particularly, of the strobe light by Harold Docc) Edgerton in 1932.

In the first half came two ways of expressing love and longing: Monteverdi's "Lover's Tears at the Beloved's Tomb," where the reason for grief could hardly be more explicit, and Brahms's "Gypsy Songs," which, with buoyancy and in exuberant dance rhythms, brush aside any close inspection of their melancholy.

The phylogenetic groups of phyla and class levels are shown aside the close clusters.

So I pulled aside a close friend of mine.