Sentence examples for once on the side from inspiring English sources

Designed to deliver devolved policing by April (until then Whitehall remains in charge), with changes to the regulation of contentious Protestant parades coming later in the year, it is a micro-managing patchwork of timetables and deadlines that cover even the smallest details.In the talks Sinn Fein was, for once, on the side of the angels.

I can relate to this skepticism since I too was once on that side of the fence.

The cops are once more on the side of 'the people', because they and the army are the only organisations capable of destroying the Brotherhood's organisation.

He recalled how he was once clipped on the side of the head with a bat and joked how tests "revealed nothing" in his head.

Once stopped on the side of the road, drivers were offered two options by law enforcers, according to the lawsuit.

It would put the US once again on the side of a despised tyrannical police state as long as it did our bidding in the region.

We met only once, on the East Side, when he lived at the U.N. Plaza.

So a hall that was once on the dry side now contributes no resonance at all.

He recalls that McEwan was once on the other side of the divide: "He was teasable as someone who had this slightly mystical view of things.

Once on the American side, they were an enormous help in hunting down their former insurgent allies, members of the Islamic militias, including Al Qaeda.

And the success of Theyskens Theory proves that Olivier Theyskens, once on the wilder side of Paris couture, can make a difference to relatively affordable clothes.