Sentence examples for side sharing from inspiring English sources

As daylight faded, we learned that a single light approaching us could sometimes represent two highly decorated trucks, side by side, sharing one headlight.

In many ways, Mr. Barber's bid seems obvious: he was constantly by Ms. Giffords's side, sharing many of her political views and traveling through the district she represented.

Just a 10-minute drive from McCallum's office, a mosque and a synagogue sit side by side, sharing a parking lot.

Ms. Reich lives in three floors of a renovated town house on the East Side, sharing 3,800 square feet with her husband, who is a real estate lawyer, and their twins, who turn 11 this week.

Wasn't the rise of women in the workplace going to usher in a new era where two career couples would flourish side by side, sharing household and family duties and a more balanced life?

Easton writes: "In their insurrection against the culture of the 1960's left, the baby-boom rightists became its flip side, sharing all of its potential and excess, even all of its pockmarked idealism.

Our neighbors on one side shared a massive côte du boeuf (not on the menu) and lingered.

In their women's world, they often cleaned side by side, shared meals and watched TV together after the kids were asleep.

Officials said that each side shared information about how it was planning to spread the word about the insurance exchanges and enrollment centers, especially among young people.

Northants' all-rounder David Willey hit a run-a-ball 103 as his side shared an evenly-contested second day with Derbyshire at the County Ground.

The right-hander, driving and cutting strongly on the off side, shared stands of 142 with Gary Ballance and 87 with Ian Bell.