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Beside in sentence

693 examples of Beside in a sentence

Without stopping the izvoshchik he ran back beside her.
Jumping into the sledge beside Kuzma, he ordered him to drive to the doctor's.
Quite beside himself, he rushed into her room.
'I am very pleased to see you, especially to-day,' said the Countess Lydia Ivanovna, pointing to a seat beside Karenin.
'Sit down beside us.''Only one must not shut one's eyes, so as to deprive oneself of light,' Karenin continued.
'You would hardly believe how disgusting these rooms have become to me!' she said, sitting down to her coffee beside him.
Having, in answer to the questions of the English nurse, said that she was quite well and that they were going to the country next day, Anna sat down beside the child and began twirling the stopper round in front of her.
Oblonsky walked beside him, talking with animation.
The third Volunteer, wearing an artillery uniform, sat beside them on a trunk.
But come in...Oh, what I have endured!' she repeated when Koznyshev had entered and taken a seat beside her.
When I ran to his room he was beside himself – it was terrible to see him.
Having worked till the peasants' dinner-hour, which soon came, he left the barn together with Theodore and began chatting, standing beside the neat yellow freshly-reaped stack of seed-rye on the threshing-floor.
He looked at the well-fed horse, lathered between its legs and on its neck where the reins chafed it – looked at Ivan the coachman sitting beside him, and remembered that he had been expecting his brother, that his wife was probably disturbed at his long absence, and he tried to guess who the visitor that had come with his brother might be.
Tightly holding in the good horse, who snorted impatiently and pulled at the reins, Levin kept turning to glance at Ivan, who sat beside him not knowing what to do with his unoccupied hands and continually pushing down his shirt as the wind blew it out.
Levin walked beside his wife, feeling guilty at having been vexed, and stealthily, so that the nurse should not see, pressing Kitty's hand.
Kitty was standing, with her sleeves rolled up, beside the bath in which the baby was splashing about, and hearing her husband's step she turned her face toward him, beckoning him with a smile.
With her quiet air of good comradeship she lay beside him, at full length on her stomach, with her chin in one hand, slowly eating with the other.
In the school beside it, also of brick, one heard the faltering voices of the children, in spite of windows closed against the outside cold.
Beside it, behind a clump of feeble lilacs, was situated the shed, a low building full of old tools, in which were brought up the rabbits which were eaten on feast days.
Besides, she was only repeating odd phrases which she had overheard, without ever troubling herself further about this race of work-people who were labouring and suffering beside her.
In the meanwhile, beside the fire, they began to wash themselves in the half of a barrel transformed into a tub.
He walked beside her, swinging his arms; only he pushed her by the hip, conducting her without seeming to do so.
When Chaval and Catherine approached the Voreux they slackened their pace still more; they stopped twice beside the canal, three times along the pit-bank, very cheerful now and occupied with little tender games.
Beside the rabbit with potatoes, a rabbit which had been fattening in the shed for a month, the Maheus had meat soup and beef.
At the corner of the Joiselle road, beside the Administration buildings, in a spot enclosed by fences, crowds were watching a cock-fight, two large red cocks, armed with steel spurs, their breasts torn and bleeding.
She would hasten without looking at him, and in ten seconds was undressed and stretched beside Alzire, with so supple and snake-like a movement that he had scarcely taken off his shoes when she disappeared, turning her back and only showing her heavy knot of hair.
"Tell me, what have you got in your skin, at your age?"Catherine, standing beside the table, listened with lowered head.
Rasseneur had already planted himself beside the table near the glasses.
The enormous bouquet of verdure, beside the leafless forest trees, blossomed on this December day, and the frost had not even scorched the edge of it.
He embraced her, and lay down beside her, waiting till she was able to walk.
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