Sentence examples for gone side by side from inspiring English sources

My love of wrestling has always gone side by side with my passion for education.

McCririck said his image as a bigot and a sexist had gone "side by side" with his image as a highbrow journalist and denied it had ever damaged the sport of horse racing.

Westgarth, 28, followed the footsteps of a fellow Princeton graduate and enforcer type, George Parros, 32, through the American Hockey League and to the N.H.L. Westgarth joked that he felt as if he had pulled a page from the film "The Talented Mr. Ripley," because "my career has kind of gone side by side with George's".

His image as a bigot and a sexist had gone "side-by-side" with his image as a highbrow journalist and denied it had ever damaged the sport of horse racing.

McCririck, 73, who launched a £3 million age discrimination claim against his former employers, argued that his image as a bigot and a sexist went "side-by-side" with his career as a serious journalist.

Pongalo is one of many startups going side-by-side with traditional and crowd-funded raises.

Pride and condemnation went side by side.

But the ancients found that humor and earnestness went side by side.

"They were going side by side, like they were in competition," the woman said.

"Propinquity and corruption don't always go side by side," he adds.

I've got nothing against reading but the two (reading and drawing) should go side by side.