Sentence examples for much aside from from inspiring English sources

"We don't 'do' much aside from errands, taking walks and seeing friends occasionally".

They did not travel much, aside from road trips to Amish country and Virginia, as summers were devoted to baseball.

We did not meet any Malaysians expressing very strong views about anything much, aside from a few fans professing undying love for Manchester United outside the Red Cafe, one of KL's favourite restaurants-cum-sports-bars-cum-shops in the Golden Triangle district of the city.

It doesn't do much aside from teach you how to play which, in the end, is what most of us need.

They haven't said much aside from that, but could it be that the changes they're making to the Eee Box are going to spread to the EeePC?

It's an inescapable truth: most musicians aren't good at much aside from playing music.

There doesn't seem to be that much difference, aside from the level of respect the players and coaches had.

Even into adulthood, I didn't get much exercise, aside from occasional bicycle commuting when I lived in Washington, D.C.

The New York, Frank Gillard, Arqiva Hospital Radio and Student Radio Awards are pretty much it, aside from the Sony Radio Academy Awards, universally known simply as the "Sonys".

Although they are all rivals for Bobby's favor, the relationships among the boxers never acquire much depth, aside from the quiet crushes both Cameron and Ainsley develop on Dina.

Party-made hashtags like Labour's #6monthstowin or the Conservative's #longertermeconomicplan don't get much traction aside from MPs and avid supporters (see chart 2).