Sentence examples for sidelines to a from inspiring English sources

"Come on, come on, come on!" someone shouted in Italian from the sidelines to a player scrambling on the slightly overgrown field.

The Rev. Dr. Carl F. H. Henry, a theologian who helped move evangelical Christianity from the sidelines to a central place in American religion, died on Sunday in Watertown, Wis.

"The decisions they are currently giving are not consistent enough," he said, "and they are not accurate enough, and the referees themselves are probably still struggling a little bit with how they can best use the two guys on the sidelines to a maximum impact.

"We are hearing that big business and the banks are returning to profit, but small business and particularly young people are being shunted into the sidelines to a certain extent".

From custom Plate-ables™ to an app that streamed sports highlights from high school sidelines to a content platform for women over 50, the ideas were wide-ranging - but all had a tech component and all needed funding.

At the time, this seemed like a mere sideline to a highly promising literary career.

But beef cattle are now almost a sideline to a successful business no one in Oxford predicted for Brown — least of all his father: he milks cows.

A friend of mine, well-connected in the medical world, told me the key to joint replacement was finding a surgeon who performs them all the time, not merely as a sideline to a general orthopedic practice.

"Minders of Make-Believe" primarily views them as commodities — ones that went from a trifling sideline to a $3.4 billion industry and have on occasion become the focus of fierce cultural battles.

The UAR proved to be disastrous for the Ba'ath Party – the party was sidelined to a great extent by Nasser's government.

Joffre was sidelined to a position as "technical adviser to the government", with few defined responsibilities, which led to his resignation on 27 December 1916 and replacement by General Robert Nivelle.