Sentence examples for might be aside from inspiring English sources

As for the auction, it is unclear what the value of the label might be, aside from its worth as a collectible.

He wouldn't even comment on what his solo plans might be (aside from a just-announced headline slot at Latitude), and whether he'd ever, in fact, record with Coxon and co again.

The question for the House Speaker-Designate and third in presidential succession might be: 'Aside from sobbing at the same thing over and over, what other emotions do you NOT have control over?'.

These days, however, the advice might be: "Step aside".

If Rupert Sheldrake was simply a commentator, sniping from a distance, his arguments might be swept aside.

Best Buy declined to say how the app might be used aside from "Despicable Me".

Sudden realisations of what I might be missing aside, the first few days have been a cautious adjustment period.

"He may have appeals pending, and the death sentence for his first crime might be set aside".

One Guardian reader suggested why this might be: Joking aside, we're like your help in finding Britain's best value pints.

Shane Spencer and Ricky Ledee, who both might be pushed aside if the Yankees felt a need to acquire a more established hitter during the season, are swinging well.

Maybe others, such as Inglis, might be moved aside as part of a new broom attempt to separate the new BP from the old pre-gulf company.