Sentence examples for faced aside from from inspiring English sources

However, they were stunned to learn Athletic intend to charge £77.50 for the tickets, the highest fee United fans have faced aside from a final.

One hurdle the project could face, aside from the economy, is development delays.

Their bodies and faces, aside from the occasional nose shaped too much like a ski jump, are advertisements for the handiwork of the Korean medical profession.

Her face, aside from the disfigurement, is as beautiful as that of the Afghan refugee girl whose cover photograph in National Geographic in 1985 became an iconic image of the country's plight.

I don't think I ever lied to anyone's face, aside from assuring one woman that I was sure her cat would "love to live" in a one-bed flat next to a motorway but look – I'm not a cat owner.

"Romo is the best quarterback we've faced this year aside from Tom Brady.

But, let's face it, aside from the cartoonish nicknames of the players competing here, chess matches can be remarkably sedate affairs.

Let's face it, aside from answering emails and tweeting a thing or two every now and again, if you're online you're masturbating.

And let's face it, aside from an amazing first single, 2004's Pretty Toney Album wasn't much of anything either.

So far, Mr. Fujimori has not faced international sanctions aside from a few mostly symbolic actions by the United States Congress, which delayed delivery of $42 million in foreign aid and excluded Peru from a recent $1.3 billion antinarcotics package that primarily helps Colombia, but also Ecuador and Bolivia.

But Beijing opera faces particular difficulties, aside from the aging and fading away of a knowledgeable audience.