Sentence examples for side referred from inspiring English sources

An article last Wednesday about the Christmas crowds at Shun Lee West and the adjoining Shun Lee Cafe, Chinese restaurants on the Upper West Side, referred incorrectly to the menu at Shun Lee Cafe.

Correction: December 24 , 2003 Wednesday An article last Wednesday about the Christmas crowds at Shun Lee West and the adjoining Shun Lee Cafe, Chinese restaurants on the Upper West Side, referred incorrectly to the menu at Shun Lee Cafe.

These voltage-sensitive channels open and close as a function of the voltage that is sensed on the outer side and inner side (referred to as being "across the membrane," or transmembrane) of the sarcolemma, between which a difference in electrical potential exists.

More importantly, the pollsters say the change is due to "a tale of two electorates," as Gary Langer, who oversees the tracking polls from ABC's side, referred to it on Saturday.

The third molars (maxillary and mandibular, Triadan 11s) never displayed an additional pulp horn at the mesial side (referred to as pulp horn number 6).

"How do we help the Saudis make a transition without throwing them over the side?" Referring to young fundamentalists who have been demonstrating in the Saudi streets, he said, "The kids are bigger than the Daddy".

This may just be a particularly potent example of what is known as Godwin's law, which has it, more or less, that every argument will eventually devolve into one side referring to the other as Nazis.

Have Williams's murky photograph of a Renault sedan tipped on its side — referring to a factory site and evoking a barricade, from the political upheavals of 1968 in France — represent the knowingness of the second.

"He has $1 million in the bank that he could use to run in November," Mr. Dawidziak said, "and he's got D'Amato on his side," referring to former Senator Alphonse D'Amato, who has been a close ally for Mr. Pataki over the years.

He held talks in Cairo with Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the Qatari ruler, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, both of whom are anxious to contribute to cease-fire diplomacy.The Egyptian president, a long-time leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, spoke of "the Israeli side", referring to Israel by its name instead of using some deprecatory sobriquet like "the Zionist enemy".

bThe number on the left-hand side refers to the observations from univariate primary studies' results and the number of the right-hand side refers to multivariate results.