Sentence examples for side of the time from inspiring English sources

That's why AOL and the Internet side of the Time Inc. magazines got a divorce.

He wants to be on the winning side of the "time for a change" argument when the election comes.

On the ragged Upper West Side of the time, apartments that now go for $4 million were selling for $150,000 or less.

The games, also used to deduce prospective signings' suitability for the Dynamo Kiev side of the time, tested a range of attributes from nerve and endurance to reaction times and memory.

Having decided, there were many who watched the Leicester side of the time, who wondered why Mafi was not part of the last World Cup in New Zealand where Tonga came up with that beating of France.

I was picked for the next match, at Halifax, but then dropped, which meant I missed out on an FA Cup tie against the great Leeds United side of the time.

It's not all Passport to Pimlico … Dark Ealing is a season at London's BFI Southbank highlighting the more nocturnal side of the time-honoured British studio, with features such as 1947 thriller It Always Rains on Sunday.

Abramson has spent the past six months immersing herself in the digital side of the Times operation.

While the opinion side of The Times also has blogs, the news blogs exist to report and analyze, not to offer slanted "takes".

A third issue surfaced, too: Abramson was pushing to hire a deputy managing editor to oversee the digital side of the Times.

The business side of The Times has suffered more severe cuts than the newsroom, particularly as the company has sold off its television stations and its regional newspapers.