Sentence examples for side by side one from inspiring English sources

Two ballerinas get to dance the heroine's famous 32 fouetté turns side by side (one of them stays on the spot, the other travels forward), and four men simultaneously get to spin in the hero's spectacular pirouettes.

He works on two desks, side by side, one 19th-century, as he likes to say, and one 21st.

The graticola process involved identical arrangements of thread strung on identical frames that were then placed side by side: one frame in front of the sitter, the other on the canvas.

It's only a ten-minute walk from the Armory to the nearby Norton Simon Museum, where you should be prepared to drop to your knees at the extremely rare sight of not one, but two Raphael Madonnas, shown side by side; one belongs to the Norton Simon, the other is on loan from the National Gallery in Washington.

THE two stories stood side by side: one said that Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, was on the run, in fear of Western intelligence agencies and seen by some colleagues as "delusional," "erratic" and "imperious".

He painted it from two photographs laid out on the floor of his studio side by side, one of a swimmer underwater and another of a boy staring at the ground.

Bardwell are hosting two games that night, side-by-side, one for under-nines, another for under-16s.

What makes things even less black and white, and way more grey is that people living side-by-side one another, or in some cases directly above and below have drastically different sentiments about whose land they are living on.

Looking at the shops side-by-side, one cannot help but be struck by the thought that the Lacroix label needs more than a sticking plaster to save it.

When we enter the media lab she places three chairs side-by-side one for me, one for Tsering, our translator, and one for herself.

In reality, on Nov. 29, 1947, the United Nations adopted Resolution 181 proposing two countries side-by-side: one for Jews and the other for Arabs.