How to pronounce “sidle” in English

She sidled up next to one of the onlookers, a woman holding the hand of a man who was presumably her husband, and said, 'Might I ask what this is?'

And they'll sidle up to me, and they'll say, look, I'm one of those people who probably needs about eight or nine hours of sleep a night

But her boyfriend sidled in and was like, no, no, no no, don't do this thing with this guy.

People in the parish would kind of sidle up to me and say, hey, aren't churches supposed to be hermetically sealed?

She welcomed obsessive gamblers yearning to sidle up to the three 99 All-You-Can-Eat Buffet.

listen to them in your car radio with Jerry and Joe Sidle who's a great partner and and then that way you begin

--which is understanding the path from working at Sidley Austin to getting into the White House.

early 80s, and he sidles up to her and he says, young lady, do you know who I am?

So I wanted to ask you, how do you as you're writing try and sidle up to truth through fiction?

We're mammals; we sidle up to each other and we share ideas and we share feelings.

actually I'd watch him getting notes after each take from the old English Professor who would Sidle over to him

Entering a room that contained several large freestanding closets, he sidled over to the first one and peeled back the door panel, hoping perhaps

And at Google, maybe some of your products get sidled or put on the back burner.

She chose the day of my mother's funeral, which, as one can imagine, was a slightly less than joyful occasion to sidle up to me afterwards as I