Sentence examples for into the sidelines from inspiring English sources

Singapore, the most commercially savvy member, is right to worry: unless ASEAN can turn itself into a more useful organisation, it is the region itself that risks being shunted into the sidelines.

My image of a union organizer, based on extensive personal experience, is a big, loud guy with a bullhorn, not a slender, soft-spoken former women's studies major whose reflexive response to a crowd is to melt into the sidelines.

His stance is about as far as you can get from the preening indie boys who have hogged the cultural radar since the Strokes kicked dance music in the head and sent it back into the sidelines.

When candidates feel pressure to raise large sums of money to be competitive, wealthy individuals and other corporate and special interest groups grow in influence and importance while the rest of us are pushed ever more into the sidelines of our democracy.

Young people are being "shunted into the sidelines" as they face a growing threat of unemployment, a business group has warned.

"We are hearing that big business and the banks are returning to profit, but small business and particularly young people are being shunted into the sidelines to a certain extent".

Thomas says she blends easily into the sideline and is hardly noticed by coaches or players.

He has stopped streakers, imposters posing as photographers and fans who inexplicably wandered into the sideline area.

In the Super Bowl, the Patriots kept kicking me into the sideline, they kept kicking the ball short, and once I got that one opportunity, I took full advantage of it.

Tepeyac runs a summer soccer program for children and gathers their parents into workshops on the sidelines.

Over three days in Johannesburg, the delegates listen to the elder speakers and debate among themselves before breaking off into sessions on the sidelines to flesh out their plots to take over the world.