Sentence examples for besides sticking from inspiring English sources

What other way is there to come out with the star besides sticking your hand in and just coming out with the star?

Besides sticking to their core business, Ms. Baird said, they kept a strict eye on costs.

Besides sticking with domestically oriented businesses, investors should also focus on industry leaders, whose dominant positions in their industries are likely to produce steadier earnings growth.

Besides sticking its hand out in Washington for higher reimbursement rates, GE is doing all it can to keep existing customers.

Besides, sticking to the rules means focusing on the road – and that's a crime when the skies in this game are something else.

But besides Cyprus, sticking points remain.

While public protest has forced the fashion industry to represent more diverse body types besides stick thin, with virtually no women under 5'6" allowed to grace the runways, you'd start to believe the fashion industry considers petite women a mythical creature, akin (ironically) to Big Foot.

There are plenty of other sticking points besides Title I portability.

"The camp is great for my ego, for sticking out my chest, besides the fact it's economically a good thing.

If you're looking for a way to consolidate travel information — besides printing out e-mail confirmations and sticking them into the oblivion of your wallet — then Tripit (www.tripit.com), a free online service, might be worth a try.

Michael Weinstein, president of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, a Los Angeles organization that runs clinics in the United States and abroad, said other problems besides inconvenience — like drug addiction, depression and mental illness — kept people from sticking to their AIDS drugs.