• This is an opening in the central wall of the heart that divides the right side from the left.
• Cut off the arms and neck hole and divide the two sides in two to make four dusters: dampen them slightly and they work a treat without the use of polish.
• The heart is a muscular pump divided into two sides.

Synonyms

• The first man received nine stab wounds to his chest and the left-hand side of his body.
• Nurses turned my body slowly on its side, so I could sleep and get feeling back in my legs.
• They keep me even on both sides of my body, and I can stand up without falling backwards or tipping too far forwards.

• Preserved pork, including sides salted to make bacon, held a place of primary importance in the British diet in past centuries.
• Mounds of oysters, long sides of smoked salmon and busy chefs cooking right in front of you are assurance enough of simple stuff done well.
• Murdoch arrived just a little bit later driving a wagon laden with sides of beef and pork for the barbecue.

• Cuboid cores are prepared blocky-like cubes of chert, with blades often produced on six sides.
• The album cover can only have been designed, and approved, by someone who owns dice with more than six sides.
• However, some have pointed out that many crystals have six sides rather than four.

• Encouraged, though shy, Moon started using both sides of the paper.
• Most campus printers are way cheaper when you use both sides of the paper.
• Staff and children alike reused paper, photocopied on both sides and shredded waste paper.

Synonyms

• Neither is much longer than two sides of a single sheet of paper.
• The wine list is two sides of an A4 sheet with no room for showing off, and seems very intelligently chosen.
• As a result, a typical Saturday ‘would result in thirty sides of notes handwritten on A4 paper’.

• You requested three or four numbers, so I have filled up one side of a cassette tape.
• There are six tracks split over two sides of vinyl, featuring daytime recording on one side and night-time workouts on the flip.
• Reliably, however, she woke up each time it was time to change sides on the tape.

• How much more sacred than our triangle would be a square, a pentagon, a decagon, a figure with a hundred sides?
• The cathedral stands on one side of a historic square with government buildings lining the other sides.
• He gives the example of the exercise of trying to draw a seven-sided figure with equal sides, using only a ruler and compass.

• Previous England rugby sides, and England teams in many other sports, would have crumbled under the weight of such errors.
• Overall it was a battling team performance from both sides with the man of the match award going to Liam Chipman.
• They'll face better sides than this Monaco team, but you can only beat what's put in front of you.

Synonyms

• The public deserve to hear both sides of the argument because this is the single most important decision to face this country.
• She is a much needed conservative voice in an often liberal media, and will fight to have both sides of every argument heard.
• On Monday a planning inspector heard both sides of the argument before visiting the site.

Synonyms

• All my ancestors on both my father's and mother's sides were employed in the mining and steel industries.
• I come from a family which is steeped in the law, on both my mother's and father's sides.
• A mechanic's son, he is descended on his mother's side from a line of griots.

• This would make a great side with fish for instance, or can be served as a main dish.
• The potatoes and shallots were excellent sides, sweet and soft and flavorful.