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Discover LudwigThe phrase "up the side" is a perfectly acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a movement, as in "I scrambled up the side of the mountain," or a location, as in "The plane flew up the side of the valley."
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To open up the side aisles, the balconies were removed.
They had come up the side of the building.
At the end she drives up the side of a building and parks the car.
Juryless trials also throw up the side issue of reporting restrictions.
Instead, a carpet of green kudzu was growing up the side of the increasingly dilapidated building.
The path starts climbing up the side of a pretty beck with a waterfall.
Some were even trying to shimmy up the side, much to their parents' horror.
Parking my car, I strolled up the side steps and knocked quietly on his door.
Cut the seam going up the side of the shirt.
Go up the side pushing that in as well.
Pull it tight and then sew up the side of the hat.
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