Sentence examples for aside watching from inspiring English sources

His influence on twentieth-century music aside, watching Koerner perform might be the closest you can get to understanding how, more than eighty years ago, Charley Patton alone on guitar kept a roomful of people dancing and partying until the sun came up.

Of Wimps and Mush In an aside (watch out for those asides) in an article last month, I recalled a 1980 headline over an editorial in The Boston Globe that read "Mush From the Wimp," which I presumed a prankster substituted for the cliche "All Must Share the Burden".

IT IS Monday night in St Louis, traditionally a time set aside for watching football in a sports-mad city.

A far better exercise would be to ask whether we are all complicit by standing aside and watching it happen.

Melamed said that, aside from watching it go up, he and his office had nothing to do with the design and construction of the Whistler Sliding Centre.

A couple of hours later, Brandenn responded that, aside from watching "Shrek 2," the Bremmers had done "nothing, as a family anyway".

He was laying out, in frank terms, what one sensed but put aside when watching Giffords lead the Pledge of Allegiance at the Democratic National Convention this year in Charlotte.

And he stands by the film itself - the reviews in the US have been "pretty good" (largely pretty awful) and advises that, although he is a fan of Siegel's novel, it is best to push thoughts of the book aside when watching the film.

Within health care, below is a chart of the 10 most bullish and bearish stocks to watch: Aside from watching the health care overhaul unfold and what happens with swine flu, investors should keep a close eye on how the financial regulatory debate plays out.

It lives on the player's hard drive but there's very little you can do aside from watching it.

Whatever doubts fans had about Cristin Milioti can be cast aside after watching her performance -- one show creator Craig Thomas thought could win her a guest Emmy.