OK, they might have seen one side play well but the whole point of this exercise is to see us play well.
Reiterating charges that the Cunningham team violated state campaign finance regulations, the congressman said: "You ultimately say to yourself, 'Is the right person on the ballot?' One side played according to the rules of the game and the other did not".
Liz, out in the house, her head to one side, playing with her bracelet, and listening.
They included the Mayor, city and state politicians, the local press, library administrators and personnel, Douglass High School graduates of all ages, local community leaders and preachers, and a jazz band, off to one side, playing the blues.
When Tassoti smashed Luis Enrique's nose - in the penalty area - in the last minute of the 1994 World Cup quarter-final, leaving Italy going through, Spain going out and Luis Enrique going to hospital, it was the perfect embodiment of Spain and Italy: one side played all the football; the other smashed an innocent man's nose all over his face - and won.
Even the cheapest rooms are an aesthetic delight, though the real joy of Jake's remains not the status of your room but the rare laid-back charm of sitting at the beachside bar with a supermodel on one side, villagers playing dominoes on the other.
The children must cross it too: the gym and pool is on one side, the playing field on the other.
"You've got eleven guys on one side on every play, and it's hard to make sure everyone is doing the same thing and doing it right.
Klíma pulls from his samizdat-laden shelves what looks like a large, green exercise-book, its thin leaves typed on one side: a Havel play from 1975.
A clash of styles is expected in Cardiff – one side who play too much, the other not enough.
On one side, ragged black kids play football on a dirt pitch between rusty goalposts; on the other, immaculately kitted-out white boys play rugby on a neatly tended grass pitch.
