Sentence examples for began beside from inspiring English sources
The public display of affection began beside a swimming pool when Terry shucked his T-shirt.
The adventure began beside the River Trent on a warm, humid, summer afternoon when Nottingham's evening newspaper warned of a sudden surge in local residents seeking medical treatment for mosquito bites.
Joseph's part in this event is unrecorded, but she made a major contribution to the following year's festivities, which began beside the Thames at Isleworth and concluded on Whit Monday at SPGS in the gardens of Bute House.
The note began: "Besides the occasional hangover, here's what else I could bring into the office," and proceeded to list a number of attributes that she seemed to feel would make her more desirable, including her sense of fashion.
One, called "Away Days," about an adulterer, begins: Beside these verdurous and wind-blown fronds I lie with two long-legged, glistening blondes.
In the final book of the quartet (another journalist's debut) Ann Morgan begins Beside Myself (Bloomsbury, £12.99) on a hot summer afternoon when identical twins Ellie and Helen are scratching around for something to do.
Our walk begins beside a roadside vender selling rakija, a potent brandy that's made from fermented fruits.
Rosenbaum gets off to a dicey beginning—"Besides being a singer, a poet, and now a filmmaker, you've also been called a visionary.
The sentence that begins "Besides elongation of the DME cells and integrity of the AS, DC requires pulsed contractions of the AS cells…" should be revised.
As I passed by, he began walking beside me.
But then Sipho began walking beside us and, in his gentle tone, showed us the clean outline of a lion's footprint and, across the road, the less defined track of a hyena.
