Sentence examples for aside from me from inspiring English sources
The phrase "aside from me" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to mean "in addition to me" or "besides me." Example: Aside from me, no one else showed up to the meeting on time.
The only person he spoke to, aside from me, was his sponsor.
In total there were 39, all of whom, aside from me and a handful of other Brits, two Swiss men and a sextet of South Africans, were Australian.
I had to work and pay for my tuition; I didn't have any help aside from me and my parents working".
Once everything was up and running, we didn't run into any issues for the hour and change we spent recording (aside from me riding the sound effect board a little too hard, perhaps).
Sadly, aside from me, that's pretty much it for press.
Aside from me, four more Dortmund-based journalists were targeted.
We were soon doing it to a faux 90s techno beat, which didn't do much for me aside from making me feel like I was on the set of a low-budget porno.
As I flicked through the images, some of the shots of the mountains, of the sacred Mount Kailas, majestic in their awe-inspiring silence, brought tears to my eyes; and one particular picture, aside from making me laugh, made me crave watermelon to such an extent that the next day I had to, come what may, eat watermelon.
Rap did not need a greater purpose aside from making me feel transported; alive simply because it took me out of my own frail body.
(Aside from "Call Me Maybe," the album includes Maroon 5's "Payphone," Katy Perry's "Part of Me" and Ellie Goulding's "Lights" — but not "Whistle").
Best Buy declined to say how the app might be used aside from "Despicable Me".
