Beside him sat the cook.

Zurito stood beside him.

Pinin stood beside the bunk.

Mr. Turner stood beside the bed.

Pinin stood still beside the bunk.

The trees beside the road were dusty.

“Olé Olé!” the man sitting beside him shouted.

A waiter came in and stood beside Manuel’s table.

Below the cape was a flat stretch beside the sea.

Hogan had come in and was standing beside the table.

His father sat down in a chair beside the oilcloth-covered table.

Close beside the boat a big trout broke the surface of the water.

Zurito stood beside the table, bending over where the doctor was working.

He came over and sat down beside her on the blanket.

A peasant with a black beard and high leather boots stood beside the grave.

We followed the porter with the truck down the long cement platform beside the train.

“You ever seen these fellows?” Zurito asked, big and looming beside Manuel in the dark.

A beech tree grew close beside the river, so that the branches hung down into the water.

It was covered with mud and was stopped beside some boats that had been pulled up beyond the waves.

Nick walked up the street beside the car-tracks and turned at the next arc-light down a side-street.

He winked at the coffee-boy as he poured out the brandy into the little glass beside Manuel’s coffee.

There were bags of charcoal piled beside the road, and through the trees we saw charcoal-burners’ huts.

Nick stopped and picked up a Wagner apple from beside the road, shiny in the brown grass from the rain.

Manuel straightened it on his knee and ran toward the bull, standing now beside one of the dead horses.

Her Bible, her copy of Science and Health and her Quarterly were on a table beside her bed in the darkened room.

When my father came home and got down from his buggy and hitched the horse, the fire was still burning in the road beside the house.

Inside the kitchen he saw Al, his derby hat tipped back, sitting on a stool beside the wicket with the muzzle of a sawed-off shotgun resting on the ledge.

I was glad there were other things beside skiing, and I was glad to be down, away from the unnatural high mountain spring, into this May morning in the valley.

The only shadows were made by rocks or by the hut that was built under the protection of a rock beside a glacier, and in the shade the sweat froze in your underclothing.

No, the fallow squares of earth will be most frequent⁠—they’ll be along beside the track like dirty coarse brown sheets drying in the sun, alive, mechanical, abominable.

When Mr. Turner came into the room he saw clothing on a chair, an open suitcase, the bottle on a chair beside the bed, and someone lying in the bed completely covered by the bedclothes.

I lay down beside my old man, when they carried the stretcher into the hospital room, and hung onto the stretcher and cried and cried, and he looked so white and gone and so awfully dead, and I couldn’t help feeling that if my old man was dead maybe they didn’t need to have shot Gilford.

When they all stepped back on the scaffolding back of the drop, which was very heavy, built of oak and steel and swung on ball bearings, Sam Cardinella was left sitting there strapped tight with the rope around his neck, the younger of the two priests kneeling beside the chair holding up a little crucifix.