Sentence examples for a sidelining of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Gimlette is a barrister in London who makes a sideline of books that are not so much travelogues as wittily written explorations of time, place and character.

In 1878 in London, Marcus Samuel (1853 1927) took over his father's import-export business (which included the import of Oriental shells—hence the later name) and started a sideline of handling consignments of kerosene.

"Presenting is just a sideline of Earl's real focus, which is community building," Ms. Arcade said, stressing the importance of the Delancey's top floor, where a quiet lounge permits conversations to develop and connections to form.

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