Having the position next to a given place, location or object.
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Examples for "by"
Examples for "by"
1Contents: Fate; Power; Wealth; Culture; Behavior; Considerations by the Way; Beauty; Illusions
2Elections New Zealand said it expected the final result by 5pm today.
3Public comment is not just good government; it's also required by law.
4We shall therefore review the situation by the end of the year.
5Weapons: the klevang; the parang; the spear; the sumpitan; carried by women
1The sign next to it read: Break glass in case of profit.
2Brian stood next to them in knee-deep water and studied the problem.
3The field of timothy; and next to it is the clover field.
4The days where voraciously reading next to each other felt so good.
5The areas were picked as significant waterways next to major dairying areas.
1Whether it is a great American novel is therefore beside the point.
2See that new cell block they're building right beside the golf course?
3The map showed this sea, but being beside it was far different.
4But Khelil said the issue of extra supply was beside the point.
5His arguments are entirely beside the point to the real debate required.
6Good advice, but hardly insightful and, I suspect, probably beside the point.
7However, at one point, another set of prints suddenly appeared beside his.
8And really, the young man's belief or disbelief is beside the point.
9You want to put your other number-homeor cell number-herebeside it?
10Come sit beside me and let's talk a minute first, all right?
11Whether or not it actually happened seems to be beside the point.
12His name was printed in gold beside a long list of companies.
13Whether the options ultimately wind up profitable is somewhat beside the point.
14Not long after that, however, she was observed vomiting beside the road.
15You may lead the way; the princess dowager will ride beside me.
16A leather case containing the money had been left beside the wheelbarrow.
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