Sentence examples for sidelines in the case from inspiring English sources
Writing in the Guardian last month, Creasy accused Prime Minister David Cameron of hypocrisy for demanding the British police's involvement in the overseas investigation of the deaths of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller in Thailand, but sitting "on the sidelines" in the case of Tyrell Matthews-Burton.
There are no geopolitical aspects to our newfound love of soccer it's just an excuse for frustrated fathers to scream "Hustle, Brayden!" from the sidelines and, in the case of the World Cup, start drinking at 9 AM on a weekday.
Streaming is a huge part of the music industry's future, but if that future is to be healthy, artists cannot be screwed, sidelined or – in the case of Taylor Swift – shaken off.
Internet message boards bulge with sideline-reporter gawking; in the case of ESPN's college reporter Erin Andrews, the most celebrated sideline reporter of the moment, there is a montage posted on YouTube over the song "She's a Beauty".
Indeed, in 2006, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals found that a coach assumed the risk associated with standing on the sidelines in a case in which a youth football coach named Scott Shain was knocked down and injured his knee when a player on a nearby field was tackled into him.
Some hedge funds are going to cash, parking money on the sidelines in case things go haywire.
"I don't think you want to take half your population off the sidelines in case of a national emergency".
Or, in the case of annual family photos, if we force them to watch from the sidelines.
"We know that in the case of Ireland, the problem was an unsustainable growth model," Mr. Padoan said on the sidelines of a conference in Seoul.
That will not be the case if it has done nothing but shout from the sidelines in the years running up to the next election.
In the case of global health, an ever growing number of non-governmental organizations have stepped forward to work on solutions, with academic institutions watching from the sidelines.
