Sentence examples for ties aside from inspiring English sources
And so, for a few hours at least, Low and Goring will have to put their personal ties aside.
Its Nazi ties aside, the legion is widely seen by Latvians as a band of freedom fighters who fought Soviet occupation during the war.
The trawler's captain was released after a short detention, but the incident, and several less volatile encounters since, have reminded Japan that, strong economic ties aside, the potential remains for lasting friction with an increasingly formidable rival.
Andy Farrell will put family ties aside in helping to decide if son Owen makes his first England start in next week's Six Nations opener against Scotland.
All ties aside (because we did produce the music video), we're kind of embarrassed to admit how many times we played Neon Indian's "Polish Girl" on repeat when it came out last fall.
Some of it is just business, practical politicians putting aside ties to the Clintons to follow the will of the voters in their states or making a calculation about who seems best positioned to win.
But tongue-tied Spanish cattle aside, the reality of my progress has frequently been noted by rather kinder French friends (to whom I feel that progress is owed) and the family I live with.
Before she could even fathom what was going on, a chubby, rosy-cheeked, blond woman with shorn hair pushed her aside, tied the gold ring she took off her finger onto the belt she released from her daughter's waist and lowered it from the ship.
Set your tie-dyed clothing aside on paper towels.
Proprietorship issues aside, any tie-up would create a four-flush media group to rival BSkyB, the U.K. TV unit of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. and British telecommunications giant BT. "We'd love to be involved with the creation of something very special, something quite large and something quite exciting," a media report quoted Sir Richard as saying at an event in Shanghai.
It seems perfectly likely that Leyzaola, his strong ties to the Army aside, is working for no one but himself.
