Sentence examples for place aside from inspiring English sources

"It was the essence of elegance and chic and the only place aside from Le Hameau where the queen could be herself".

I take issue with the statement that the National Academy Museum "has had no formal fund-raising operation in place, aside from its annual spring gala".

Final resting place aside, there is broad agreement that the carousel is a thing of great beauty, and more than just any old merry-go-round.

Even though it has been operating essentially hand to mouth, the institution has had no formal fund-raising operation in place, aside from its annual spring gala.

Despite her nerves, Ms. O'Grady got the job, and took her place aside Mr. Dalio's other assistant, whom she characterized as "your typical high-functioning, high-strung, high-energy powerhouse".

The biggest complaint about the new place — aside from its very existence, at such a staggering cost — has been the drab grayness, as seen from the New Jersey Turnpike or Route 3 or any other artery.

Such hip places aside, Hong Kong has retained a certain British starchiness.

The past century has, philosophically, been concerned with placing aside the human tendency to see the universe as a fine-tuned machine.

We need to stop building in at-risk areas, setting those places aside as buffers to protect existing homes.

Placed aside my other specialties, Rubens and Bernini, Fitzgerald seems very young indeed: a newcomer in the pantheon of creative genius.

Yet even if the superficial presentational flaws are placed aside, it's the fates of Isobel and Alexandra which leave the sourest taste in the mouth: neither ultimately in control, both manipulated at best, or simply portrayed as being too weak and soft of will to win the games of brutish men.