More recently, Sergei Dubinin, deputy chairman of Gazprom, indicated the company should get out of side businesses like media.
It wouldn't stop vehicles pulling out of side junctions into our path, or make them indicate when turning left in front of us.
On foot, bicycles and roller skates, the supporters of Mr. Mockus turned onto 81st Street and then headed west onto 37th Avenue, weaving in and out of side roads.
Others who have played Hamlet on stage, from Laurence Olivier and John Gielgud to David Tennant and Jude Law, weren't exactly short of fans and fame, but they didn't feel they had to resort to scurrying out of side exits and refusing to sign autographs or accept gifts.
On a March evening, I hung around the back area of the Staples Center, where the walls are covered floor-to-ceiling with a cherry-colored wood composite, way past the wide, purple-painted cinder-block hallways with purple-uniformed event staff flitting in and out of side doors.
About 1,000 officers attended the funeral at the Church of St. Raymond in the Bronx, many of whom slipped in and out of side doors, careful not to follow Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly out the front entrance and into the view of television cameras.
Our first-of-its-kind "WiSci" girls STEAM camp in Rwanda this past summer grew out of side discussions between African ministers of education and technology companies at the 2014 U.S. Africa Leaders Summit.
Side B gives the material a fresh twist by creating new poetry out of Side A. There is also a very special surprise at the end of each track.
