Usage of "on this side of"

Russian

Natural world, experienceable by senses.

Related terms

Usage of on this side of in English

People on this side of town, they used to look for work. 
 Cities in Flight 

It says history says don't talk on this side of the grave. 
 The new yorker 

It just hasn't featured on this side of the Atlantic too often. 
 The Irish Times 

The ground on this side of the park was favorable to Gaston. 
 File No. 113 

Smoothness of the tundra was gone on this side of the crevasse. 
 The Alaskan 

Castel Sant' Angelo on this side of the river has been slagged. 
 The Hyperion Cantos 

No other High Court faery remained on this side of the veil. 
 Darkest Mercy 

Now on this side of the room they are blending the fleeces. 
 The Story of Wool 

They stand on this side of the Ohio River and shoot across. 
 The Great Conspiracy, Volume 1 

Is he meant to be in on this side of the operation? 
 The Jennifer Morgue 

Now I have French soldiers enough on this side of the river. 
 Napoleon and Blücher: An Historical Novel 

Hampshire has nothing so picturesque on this side of the New Forest. 
 The Golden Calf 

We are the only people moving on this side of the fence. 
 World After 

There is also some further evidence on this side of the question. 
 Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1 

Gentleman on this side of the House can for a moment admit. 
 Speeches on Questions of Public Policy, Volume 1 

They are but a short distance on this side of the town. 
 Both Sides the Border: A Tale of Hotspur and Glendower 

Translations for on this side of

Russian

Meanings of on this side of in English