Sentence examples for expanded sidelines from inspiring English sources
Many other companies, most identified with other goods, have started or expanded sidelines of food.
As the fashion industry has expanded, the models have been sidelined, she believes.
That building's 20,000 square feet of work space houses Steinway's growing parts department and its piano restoration business, a sideline that has expanded to more than 300 a year from about 50 a few years ago.
The declines are worrisome to the extent that they reflect the weak economy, with businesses unable to expand and borrowers sidelined by unemployment and damaged credit histories.
"It is really important that, while payday lending is quite rightly tackled, other harmful forms of credit aren't allowed to expand on the sideline," Guy said.
Since the tournament expanded in 1985, there has been no more dominant sideline figure than Mike Krzyzewski, who tied Adolph Rupp for second in N.C.A.A. championships with his fourth.
I know that many of you have told me that you are waiting for demand to rise before you get off the sidelines and expand, and that with millions of Americans out of work, demand has risen more slowly than any of us would like.
On the sidelines of those meetings, officials of the Group of 7 industrialized nations and the Group of 20, an expanded group that also includes the major emerging economies, will meet for continued discussions on the economic crisis.
On Sunday, he expanded a planned first down into a 74-yard score, running a short out pattern, then outsprinting cornerback Terence Newman and safety Gerald Sensabaugh down the sideline.
