Sentence examples similar to side status from inspiring English sources

One is the huge amount of new information resulting from an undeniable shift of so-called classical music from the pinnacle of a cultural pyramid to a more side-by-side status with ethnic and popular music.

Beatles scholars also attribute the record's near-miss to its double A-side status.

Siegel recalls that "He's So Fine," their first effort with the sublime girl group The Chiffons, was thought "too trite" for even b-side status by their label Capitol.

Yottam Ottolenghi is the man of the season when it comes to vegetables justifying their existence without recourse to sad side dish status.

But the side's status is hanging by a thread – and probably a flat pitch or two – and they have to decide if a quartet will be sufficient to prevail in the two-match series against Sri Lanka which starts tomorrow.

The MEP of the DM in both groups were averaged due to the nonsignificant side by status interaction.

1911: Zambia coach Herve Renard, on his side's status as underdogs: "Us, we don't have a pressure.

Colchester United boss Joe Dunne has said he is not bothered by his side's status as relegation favourites.

Van Tornhout only joined Killie in January, having previously played in Cyprus, the Netherlands and his homeland, but was acutely aware of the Ayrshire side's status going into Sunday's match.

That means Brown's legacy is double-edged: visionary on one side but status quo on the other.

The differences in other factors (affected side, work status, participation limitation, and expectations for improved care/interaction and return to work) with respect to disability were in the same direction but of slightly different magnitudes.