Besides In A Sentence

• And had you naught besides to bring?
• Is there not something else besides the rubber?
• And then again, whom can we trust besides ourselves?
• There was so much else in life besides literature.
• There were many things to do in life besides writing plays.
• These are his only children, besides a married daughter.
• Ah, and he felt besides the ring on her finger, sad token!
• And besides it were not well To leave her in distress.
• What besides could little Thumbelina wish?
• He gave her, too, many friends besides Lady Arbuthnot.
• Lots of the neighbors were down there, besides our witnesses.
• There are many other living creatures in the world besides people.
• He had a mounted escort of six or seven besides his teamster.
• Mortal life was but a fleeting mirage besides this vision of the life beyond.
• We will only be about seven hundred to march, besides the camp guard.
• He was hard-pressed, as he knew, by others besides Griffiths.
• The noise had attracted the attention of others besides Gordon Keith.
• One other besides Joan watched Archie's progress with interest.

• But my eyes directly took in many things besides the flowery ground beneath me.
• But, besides serving the requirements named, it is both easily formed and is beautiful.
• Bristol is the only large office besides London which has direct communication with the island.
• Now the priests of Bel were seventy besides their wives and little ones and children.
• And besides this, Micio, It would be handsome to advance him something To try his fortune with.
• Some of the castes had besides requested to be exempted from the payment of these dues, and it is shown how this had been refused.
• I have besides no sufficient knowledge of the subject, while also time does not permit me to peruse the documents referred to.
• In the battery attached to it were forty-nine graduates of colleges, besides nineteen divinity students.
• The first is that scheme of fatalism which rests on the fundamental idea that there is nothing in the universe besides matter and local motion.
• There was nobody on board besides ourselves, the captain, and the crew, and some people on the foredeck.
• No one but myself could have guessed that he cared for much besides a lazy kind of enjoyment of all the best and nicest things in this world.
• But, besides their general disposition to playfulness, there is a great propensity in them to become what the jockeys call vicious.
• Nevertheless, he was of a singularly intrepid temperament, and besides he had passed the turning point in this adventure a few minutes ago.
• Some islands are so large as to have many cities built upon them, and there are many farms and dense woods besides upon the same islands.
• It was covered with baize, and a pile of music-books reposed upon the baize, besides some antique instrument-cases.
• This reply is good for nothing; for matter itself is indifferent to all forms, and besides God has made it.
• The method is hardly commercial, as it is difficult to make a neat appearing cell, besides making it almost impossible to manipulate its contents.
• There were, besides the right of appeal, other means of averting the execution of the sentence of a Fehm-court.
• We have, besides this, the acknowledged fact that, where other sins slay their thousands, drunkenness slays its hundreds of thousands of all ages.
• It so happens that two others besides yourself wish to have a mass of mine, and I am quite disposed to write at least three.
• And then, besides himself, there is Tryphaena, a most charming woman, travelling about here and there in search of pleasure.
• The Doctor assured the old woman that he was thinking a great deal about them all, and that there were other eyes on Dick besides her own.

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