Sentence examples for sideline which from inspiring English sources

In her sideline, which is dreaming up "larky" lampshades, she also shows a playful, larky side.

Dixon jogged to the sideline, which was, unfortunately, still close enough for the coach to keep yelling at him.

I was lucky to have journalism as a sideline which, for years, subsidised the wage bill of my staff.

He is more experienced, I am bit more lively on the sideline which maybe isn't all good.

A lot of people last weekend got fixated on Josh Brent's presence on the Cowboys' sideline, which the team said won't happen again, although Gregg Doyel argues on CBSSports.com that the outrage was misplaced.

Via the conventions and zines, however, Beck developed a new sideline, which he pursued well into the eighties, prior to his death at the age of seventy-nine, in 1989: selling commissioned, medium-sized paintings in tempera, gouache, and acrylic that re-created famous Captain Marvel and other comic-book covers and scenes from the Golden Age.

"Corporations have been on the sidelines, which means there is pent-up demand, he said.

Instead, the party basically tried to slink off to the sidelines, which only emboldened more primary challengers.

The sidelines, which is where American journalism and news used to live, have become a far less interesting place.

Instead, he will be watching the final from the sidelines, which he admits will be "really tough".

"But there's still skepticism about the market and tons of cash on the sidelines, which encourages me that the market can continue to pull higher".