Sentence examples for interests besides from inspiring English sources
Until then, Ramzan's main interests, besides heading his father's personal militia, were boxing and weightlifting.
Mr Brin and his wife have several joint interests besides Google and 23andMe.
After a private education at Miss Hersey's School in Boston and Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Connecticut, she married a Polish nobleman, Count Joseph Gizycki, in 1904; the count had other interests besides his wife, however, and she left him after less than four years.
When he's not shooting, the New Mexico-based lensman indulges diverse interests: besides wrapping up a rock album -- "I bang the skins and handle all the church organ parts" -- he's collaborating on a documentary about a "painfully transparent town" in Iowa.
The books have been accused of being "abstinence porn", a series deviously designed to convince teenagers of the need for sexual purity, centred on one of the blankest female characters ever created in Bella Swan, a girl defined by low self-esteem, who has few interests besides worshipping her vampire boyfriend.
"But if you take a long-term view of our properties, we certainly have other interests besides that, like maintaining the dignity and quality of the experience of going to the theater and protecting the buildings and protecting the American theater.
And, to be fair, there are real conflicts of interest (besides potential turf wars) between the two.
My dad helped run the family business, and started a motorcycle department to tap into his other interest besides cars: Harley Davidsons.
Other TEAEs of special interest, besides EPS and suicidality, included somnolence, diabetes mellitus, QTc prolongation, neutropenia/agranulocytosis, and depression/depressed mood.
The contribution of this paper is to provide a flexible methodology for evaluating segmentation schemes, which can include features of interest, besides the segmented area.
It's in everybody's best interest, besides politicians, because they want to control everybody.
