Sentence examples for either side of the post from inspiring English sources

WHEN -- Sundays at 8 p.m. WHAT -- The philanthropist Ward Melville rebuilt the hamlet of Stony Brook at his own expense in the 1940's, creating an arc of shops on either side of the post office and preserve the villages quaint New England flavor, with views of the harbor beyond.

You may need to loosen the fence at the posts on either side of the post you are replacing to give yourself space to work.

These two horizontal boards placed parallel on either side of the posts will compose the beam, with additional blocking.

More heroics from Elliot denied James Ward-Prowse either side of Rodriguez heading against the post, but the striker would not be denied his second and made space in the area to drill home late on.

"The enemy had planted a battery so as to command the road, and in the woods adjacent to the road on either side of the battery they were posted in considerable force," Captain Jack explained.

Lerby gave Denmark an early lead, and, in an incredible, you-attack-we-attack second half, Arnesen and Elkjær hit the post either side of Antonio Maceda's equaliser.

Nash had angled the picture so that his feet appeared to be on either side of the landmark, and he planned to post it on Instagram.

This is most apparent in the case of El Cabo where large posts either side of the entrance run up to a third of the perimeter of the house, becoming smaller and shallower towards the back (Fig.  3).

If you choose to start slaughtering the animal on the ground, all that's needed to be done is to move the animal onto its back and place a short prop or square post on either side of the rib-cage (below the elbow) to hold it there.

North and South Korean soldiers exchanged machine-gun fire early today from guard posts on either side of the demilitarized zone that has divided the Korean peninsula since the end of the Korean War 50 years ago this month.

Can you imagine watching a football game with two teams, twenty-two footballerunninging around; hitting the ball but doing everything they can to avoid getting near the two large goal posts on either side of the field.