Sentence examples for to aside from inspiring English sources
noun
An incidental remark made quietly so as to be heard by the person to whom it is said and not by any others in the vicinity.
The only person he spoke to, aside from me, was his sponsor.
Local issues were put to aside as the Conservative campaign slogan to "send Gordon Brown a message" was repeated, as was the 10p tax rate issue.
So, with only a low and uncompetitive industrial base and poorly paid agricultural jobs to choose from, what should young people turn their hand to, aside from sport?
But one thing she is looking forward to, aside from shopping at Fairway at 10 o'clock at night, is dancing at her wedding, which she hopes will be next year.
They represent just a small part of what he has been up to, aside from his diligent diarising, his regular articles for the London Review of Books, his books and his plays (during this decade alone: The Uncommon Reader, Smut, The Habit of Art, People, Hymn and Cocktail Sticks).
Flow batteries aren't much different from the rechargeables we're all used to, aside from their massive size.
Try to set aside time to read every day.
Scepticism is hard to push aside here.
"This is my moment to step aside".
He seemed to brush aside that idea.
