Sentence examples for sides interested from inspiring English sources
From James Baker to Madeline Albright and now Kerry, senior U.S. diplomats have tried to present the United States as an "honest broker" between the two sides, interested only in the promotion of peaceful coexistence.
"Hopefully I can show people I can score goals at another club because I had heard there were a few Premiership sides interested in me, but no-one was willing to take a gamble on me.
However, they face plenty of competition for the 24-year-old, with as many as six sides interested in Hardaker as he looks likely to return to Super League next season following a short-term deal in the NRL with Penrith.
"There were other sides interested in securing him next season from higher divisions so we are glad that Kane has decided to commit himself to this football club".
The Robins are among a number of sides interested in the 25-year-old.
Parma are one a number of Italian sides interested in signing Borini if he does not extend his stay at Premier League giants Chelsea but Swansea are keen.
With neither side interested in kicking the ball off the pitch - apart from one weird little dink by Damien Traille that bounced straight down the middle of the field and over the dead-ball line - the game settled into a rhythm dictated by few if any set pieces.
"Increasingly often, both sides are interested in using government to run the economy, albeit in different ways," he said in an e-mail message.
Analysts believe both sides, though interested in forming stronger relations, primarily seek to signal to the international community that their foreign policies are not to be dictated by others.
If the criminal-justice system could not benefit from the transformative experience of a young black man who'd seen it from both sides, how interested were we, as a nation, in the redemption and successful progress of the six hundred and fifty thousand former prison inmates who reënter the general population every year?
Liverpool and Spurs are two of the sides supposedly interested.
