The phrase "run aside" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an action of quickly running away from something or someone, or to move away from something quickly. Example sentence: Jodi was too scared to stay and fight, so she ran aside and hid behind a tree.
Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens (A.D.P. 12.05, 18th QB over all) — Outstanding Super Bowl run aside, Flacco averaged just 14.6 fantasy points per game last season, and that was with Dennis Pitta and Anquan Boldin to throw to.
– Trizia Fiorellino chelseasupportersgroup.net The first half of 2016, FA Cup run aside, was a disaster, but after some strong summer spending – Benteke, Tomkins, Townsend, Mandanda and Rémy – hopes were high.
"An historic victory over AFC Wimbledon and an impressive cup run aside, the Dons disappointed in League One last season and the fans will expect to see the improvement needed to secure a play-off place.
Results of that potential presidential run aside, Carville added that Cruz "is going to be something to watch" because he "has no fear".
A 1908 premiere and a short initial limited run aside, it has scarcely been seen since.
For their efforts, the riders were paid from $100 to $150 per month according to their run; aside from top executives, riders were paid the most in the service.
For steam rooms, hot tubs and scrubs, she likes Juvenex Spa; for yoga, Laughing Lotus; and for treadmill time, Peak Performance, where she often runs aside models and editors from Vogue.
Running aside, there are two controls: jump and slide.
As everybody should know, except the mass media doesn't give it enough coverage, we have some independent candidates running aside from the Republican and the Democratic party of Trump and Clinton.
Run production aside, Prokopec had allowed only four runs in 21 2/3 innings (1.66 earned run average) in his three starts before he encountered trouble in Houston on Friday.
Her day job, she says, makes it "hard not to have a political view about how this country is run", but aside from her immigration-themed play Detaining Justice, commissioned by the Tricycle for a season about the state of Black Britain, she doesn't set out to create political polemics.
