Four sat inside playing rummy while a fifth, a 15-year-old white youth, Ryan Greiss, of Cresskill, sat off to the side reading an Isaac Asimov novel.
In postwar Poland, Communists seeking to discredit the Home Army and obscure Moscow's ignominious role hung posters side by side reading "Glory to the heroic defenders of the ghetto" and "Shame to the fascist servants of the Home Army".
In the vast and stupefying "Studio of the Painter (Real Allegory of Seven Years of My Artistic and Moral Life)" (1855), a work that still foments competing interpretations, he had taken sardonic note of Baudelaire's anxious integrity by caricaturing the poet off to one side, reading a book with weirdly intense concentration.
Within minutes, a white van pulled up at the checkpoint with a large red sign on the side reading "Strictly Attack Terrorism and Protect the Stability of Society".
The protestors were huddled together in one group, off to the side, reading books aloud to one another on the steps.
But the high intensity bed side reading lights, individual air conditioning, room darkening curtains and a pantry stocked with snacks and drinks made up for the lack of a proper closet.
The 81-year-old McPherson and his wife, Linda, 69, had been spending the sun-filled Saturday morning side by side, reading the Everett Herald and sipping caffeine — Diet Coke for her, coffee for him — when the landslide slammed into the home they had shared for most of their 46-year marriage.
On the z-side (reading out the z coordinate, along the beam direction) this results in large clusters with small signal values on individual channels.
By March, root vegetables hold the same power to enchant as a long, lingering, side-by-side reading of the House and Senate health care bills.
It's unclear why this shift occurs — whether the right-side reading network is innate, or whether family reading practices help create it.
I also suspect, based solely on my own street-side reading of the restaurant's menu before The Review had appeared, that Mr. Wells had more than sufficient grounds for his opinions of the fare.
