Sentence examples for a sideline of from inspiring English sources

It's a sideline of their laundry business.

The text offers a brief history of how graphic design evolved from a sideline of printing into an integral profession.

Since government price control makes farming less profitable the villages have been forced to develop a sideline of manufacturing.

It's a bit of a sideline of mine, actually, so now's your chance, before it gets busy.

At the extreme, there's Neiman Marcus, the upscale apparel chain that has long carried a sideline of holiday snacks.

Mr. Norquist says he is all about taxes, but he has a sideline of lobbying activities that don't always show antitax purity.

On Monday, Greece announced a reshuffle of its negotiating team, which was widely seen as a sidelining of Varoufakis.

Brokering is more of a sideline for Steve Eaton, the owner of the Hotlink Cyber Cafe in Romeo, Mich.

This prompted a public reprimand from John McCain, who has developed something of a sideline career of swatting Cruz on the nose.

I've been working a sideline, sort of".

As it turned out, his political theories were something of a sideline, an outgrowth of his primary interest in the philosophy of science.