Sentence examples for getting aside from inspiring English sources

So, just as in 1994, "people are trying to figure out what they're getting aside from additional costs" for taxpayers, said Howard Paster, Mr. Clinton's chief Congressional lobbyist.

And fair play to the man, whatever financial incentives he is getting aside, for using what he calls "my story" to promote safe sex.

Nor is he saying how much money he's getting — aside from quipping that "it's not quite $120M".

"The militants asked them to get aside and leave," he said.

You keep hoping for some Roger Corman craziness or Hammer Films camp, but what you get, aside from some grisliness and partial nudity, is the American mini-series as usual.

But what she has gotten, aside from celebrity, is personal satisfaction, as she said in the State Dining Room after the signing ceremony.

"I'm hoping someone will see it and ask, 'What else have you got?' " Aside from raising public awareness and potential market value, collectors have found another upside to publishing specialty books: it can win over skeptical family members.

"Get aside from the door, Mr. Finch".

If your opponent gets aside, try to land on your feet.

Getting pulled aside by TSA?

But Joan's story line kept getting pushed aside by the dolors of Pete, Roger and others.