Sentence examples for on the other side stands from inspiring English sources

Directly below the opening, on the other side, stands a basket.

On the other side stands Obama — solid and sober, rooted in the belief that his way is the right way and in no need of alteration.

On the other side stands Matthew Fisher, former PH keyboard player and the man who claims to have written the "distinctive" organ melody behind the track and is claiming a share of the copyright.

On the other side stands a kebab house, which had long earned the nickname "Anti-Soviet"—not because its clientele or kebabs were subversive but because of its position: directly opposite the "Soviet".Last month the owners of the café decided to make a brand out of the Soviet-era joke and put up a sign "Anti-Soviet".

On the other side, stands the 60% of young people aged 18-24 who are unemployed, along with the squeezed middle-aged and middle-class people, all of whose lives have been devastated by austerity and who stood up and resisted.

On the other side stands a miner with a pickax, and behind him an anvil and sledge hammer.

Those numbers convinced the premiers of Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia to support the proposal.On the other side stands Air Canada, which has the most to lose since it's the only major airline in Canada that flies to South Asia and the Middle East.

They present themselves as a bulwark against the predations of the unfettered market and the neoliberal economics that Mr Brown now labels, somewhat inconsistently, a "bankrupt ideology".On the other side stand the Conservatives.

In 1908, a man in formal wear and his slender wife stood on one side of a table, upon which sat a phonograph; on the other side stood four servants, wearing smiles and expressions of curiosity.

On the other side stand foreigners living on handouts with no possibility of working.

On the other side stand Jonathan Franzen, Don DeLillo and Michel Houellebecq, writers Gessen describes as "spiritual travellers".