Sentence examples for next beside from inspiring English sources

Lunch is next, beside the serene waters of the Four Seasons Restaurant, to discuss Shiseido's Zen -- a new scent, coming out in October -- with Debbie Diamond, the company's vice president of public relations.

As usual she simply wanted to put brush to canvas, leaving a certain mark in a certain color and proceeding from one stroke to the next, beside or over its predecessor, until the entire surface was covered to her liking, in a process both devotional and workmanlike.

So what's next beside these new startups?

After a few detail shots of the hardware, we begin to notice the presence of a few quirky looking actors standing next beside CPU stations as if they were at a car show.

(I had this experience just this year, when a chance, next-book-beside-the-one-I-wanted encounter with Howard Becker's "What About Murder, What About Mozart?," promoted by the title, led me into the beauties of Beckerism).

(I had this experience just this year, when a chance, next-book-beside-the-one-I-wanted encounter with Howard Becker's "What About Murder, What About Mozart?," promoted by the title, led me into the beauties of Beckerism). This act of mere looking and touching and even smelling pages, poking around without the benefit of links, is profound.

He slipped in when they were out in the twilight, one minute not there and the next minute beside them.

YouTube's recommendation algorithm is a closely guarded formula that determines which videos are promoted in the "Up next" column beside the video player.

Arrows indicate the direction of behavioural transitions with the probability of transition from one behaviour to the next shown beside each arrow.

Depressing that the budgets for our largest space experiments (it being the next frontier beside the deep-sea trenches) are a pathetic drop in the ocean compared to the money we're happy to throw at bailing out the greedy ungrateful banks... £1billion for the WHOLE EU is ridiculously small change compared to the money the UK alone has just agreed to 'lend' (yea right) Portugal.

Montoya next stopped beside a thicket and yelled, "Bill". "I'll be out," Bill replied.