Sentence examples for remained a sideline from inspiring English sources

But Tebow remained a sideline spectator.

Despite their affordability and popularity, particularly in the latter half of the 19th century, watercolors remained a sideline for most artists.

If Micky had been the singer he wanted to be – Elvis, Gene Vincent, Jim Morrison – or even a "non-singer" whose style captured the listener the way Bob Dylan or John Lydon did, his writing may have remained a sideline, or been confined to the composition of lyrics.

In any case, movies remain a sideline pursuit for the author.

Fisher was coy before that, giving Kerry Collins and Young first-team practice reps, and double-talking his way through questions about whether Young would start, play Wildcat or remain a sideline penitent.

But book publishing remained strictly a sideline: Those first books had plain brown covers, no indexes, no ISBN numbers and a print run of 100 copies.

When his hometown became, briefly, the epicenter of liberal politics in Russia, Mr. Medvedev remained a man on the sidelines, according to Leonid Y . Keselman a political scientist at the Center for the Study of Social Processes, in St . Petersburg

"The Republic of Croatia did not content itself with merely remaining a spectator on the sidelines or even seek simply to protect its borders," the ruling read.

But in one of the more vicious team brawls, between the Yankees and the Washington Senators in 1933, Gehrig remained on the sideline, a conspicuous absentee.

Still recovering a month later, he remained sidelined for a return to Anaheim's Arrowhead Pond on December 20.

Plaxico Burress remained sidelined with a problem with his right ankle.