The phrase 'pass beside' is correct and usable in written English. It usually means to move alongside something. For example, "She passed beside the lake, admiring the beauty of the sunset."
The video opens in an industrial warehouse, and shows Derulo reclining on a couch while his friends are passed out beside, around and on top of him.
A majority of the people killed were passengers traveling in a public minibus, which was passing beside the car used in the attack.
The Sahong Channel passes beside the Khone waterfalls, and experts say it is the only channel in that turbulent part of the river where fish can pass through year-round.
And for that powerful hour, as clouds passed beside us and the world existed two days of walking away from us, we talked.
For samples from the nasal cavity, the nasal cavity was inspected with a nasal speculum and a culture swab was passed beside the inferior turbinate along the floor of the nose until the posterior wall of the nasopharynx was reached.
The two ultimately pass away beside one another in bed, as they hold hands. .
In mass lesions the non-rigid breast tissue may allow a small solid lesion to move during biopsy, causing the needle to pass right beside the lesion, rather than through its core.
"Guy must have a cue," says the man passing through beside him, another stagehand named Peter Wright.
As she passed directly beside us, the young man jumped out of the bushes, dropped to one knee, opened a small blue box and asked for her hand in marriage.
