Sentence examples for other sides of things from inspiring English sources

There is plenty of happiness on the other sides of things, although after beating Cleveland, Pittsburgh kicker Jeff Reed might have gotten a little too happy, being cited by the police for public drunkenness.

Beddard explains that they tried to show not just the science, but the other sides of things: "Who are the people who wrote letters to Marie Stopes?

Beddam explains that they tried to show not just the science, but the other sides of things: "Who are the people who wrote letters to Marie Stopes?

Something she couldn't define, forever residing just on the other side of things.

"I'd always been on the other side of things," Mr. Futernick said, "helping other people.

"I have been on the other side of things were you don't know where the next win is coming from – at West Ham," he says.

On the other side of things, there are those slight lyrical revisions which can do great damage to a song's overall meaning.

It was also the story of Taystee's radicalization, and of the day that Daya got sick of seeing the other side of things.

You can get caught up in the other side of things – the parties – but it's important to remember why you started.

The Scot is suddenly on the other side of things though, and he will hope that record continues beyond tomorrow night as he looks to work his way up the Premier League table.

I don't really want to think that much about the other side of things.' " Paul Hanly, the lawyer, said that the Sacklers' steadfast refusal to address the legacy of OxyContin may just be a legal tactic — and a shrewd one.