Sentence examples for sidelines over from inspiring English sources

The White House remained largely on the sidelines over the weekend as lawmakers set out with their own plans.

He will claim that Mr Cameron's inward-looking approach has left Britain on the sidelines over Russia's aggression in Ukraine.

Mario's had some interesting sidelines over the years, from racer to tennis ace to brawler in Super Smash Bros.

"The advertisers that sat on the sidelines over the last number of months here have really determined their need for mass media," the chief executive, Craig A. Dubow, said.

Aldridge has been a fixture on NBA sidelines over the past 14 years at Turner; now, the lifelong D.C. resident isn't so much coming home as staying home more.

Having been left on the sidelines over the past week, France is keen to regain the initiative after Russia's proposal yesterday to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control.Mr Fabius said that the French proposal would be tabled under Chapter Seven of the UN charter, which would authorise the use of force if Syria failed to comply.

"We were together as an offensive group on the sideline going over things just before the last punt.

He had been a potter, and started taking pictures of his wares for his own ads and catalogues; soon, other potters asked him to do the same for them, and the sideline took over.

Should a coach jump up and down on the sideline over a Sun Bowl?

After a brief run, the trains were sidelined over the summer because of problems with their air-conditioning.

Japanese Foreign Ministry officers who appear to be sympathetic to China have been largely sidelined over the last 12 years, according to two former senior-level officials who handled Asian affairs.