"The McVeigh Tapes" sometimes casts aside real material in favor of a faked re-creation.
They moved in smaller formations and sometimes set aside armored vehicles in favor of pickup trucks resembling those that rebels drove.
Viewers were drawn into the scholarly process as different interpretations were put forward and sometimes set aside in the light of discoveries.
Amtrak service between those cities improved over the period and Amtrak captured more of the market — although rail passengers, too, are now sometimes pulled aside by T.S.A. agents, and their belongings searched.
Indeed, issues like overhauling Social Security, changing the tax code, dealing with illegal immigration or addressing high energy costs were often overshadowed -- and sometimes put aside -- because of the continuing debate over the war and its costs.
The two teachers said that when they tried to make suggestions on matters like student testing, student schedules and teacher evaluations, their views were sometimes brushed aside by administrators who had their own view of how things should be.
After the book appeared, Dr. Edelman was often sought out by visitors from around the world, whose questions he would sometimes wave aside gruffly, saying that people who had not been there could never understand the choices made in the ghetto.
Mr. Darriau's instruments included pennywhistle and a Balkan wooden flute, a kaval, while Paul Morrissett sometimes set aside his bass to play the hammered dulcimer called a tsimbl (or cimbalom), or to join Lisa Gutkin on violins.
In "Remapping the Cultural Debate" in The American Prospect, Garance Franke-Ruta looks at studies by the opinion research firm American Environics suggesting that Democrats should sometimes set aside policies in favor of values.
Because local governments sometimes put aside the orders from the provincial government" (20130806).
