Sentence examples for aside from much of from inspiring English sources

Aside from much of the summer, the British group heads to Spain for the drier conditions and clear skies.

But, aside from much of the topical humour that fuels the book's jaunty pace and often throwaway comedy – the smoking ban, flooding, Northern Rock and The Jeremy Kyle Show all pop up – there is an undertow that makes it a far darker and at times angrier work than Townsend's readers might expect.

Aside from lectures, much of the course will consist of seminar-style class meetings.

Aside from flashbacks, much of the action is set in the late nineteen-seventies, during an infamous doldrum, in which he pretty much sailed off the musical map.

Aside from oil, much of Iraq's potential wealth, and its employment base, lies in its state-owned enterprises, including cement, fertilizer, phosphate and chemical companies.

Yet he urged policy makers to take steps to keep their economies from overheating, and to set aside as much of the windfall from the current boom as possible.

Aside from the much larger discussion of the societal benefits derived thereby, one thing must become clear to all business executives.

Aside from these specifics, much of the variation between the accessory genomes of the two strains lies in plasmid associated hypothetical proteins, mobile elements and CRL-associated scaffolds.

Aside from the game, much of the talk tonight concerned Vladimir Konstantinov, the disabled defenseman of the Red Wings, who is expected to make an appearance in the arena Saturday at Detroit's practice.

Aside from aquatic species, much of the Snake River watershed supports larger animals including numerous species of mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles.

Aside from hydro, however, much of the focus has been on technologies like small-scale solar for off-grid communities.