Sentence examples for sidelines to the from inspiring English sources

She might be like Lou Hoover, who preferred the sidelines to the spotlight.

History suggests that top dogs, not underdogs, are needed to take a sport from the sidelines to the headlines.

"We expect the deal will be well received and should bring some of those waiting on the sidelines to the market".

The trade deal, which would lift tariffs on the majority of goods traded between the United States and Colombia, has recently moved from the political sidelines to the center of the presidential campaign.

During the last few months Burns has been moved from the sidelines to the centre of attention, something that was often difficult to manoeuvre when his fights needed a bit of glitz, because of his public split with Frank Warren and subsequent high-profile defection to Eddie Hearn.

It's also got a fistful of main characters, from the journalist in Baghdad who decides he can no longer just sit on the sidelines to the sexy United Nations accountant who falls in love with him even as she uncovers the fate of the missing billions.

Nearly 1,000 have gathered around the sidelines to watch the semifinals of the league's season-end playoffs.

People who are willing to put their own desires on the sidelines to meet the needs of the many.

To many Americans, ads aren't just an annoying sideline to the real issues in the campaign.

Coughlin said he had no plan to replace Sheridan or to move him from the sideline to the booth upstairs.

The highlight of the drive was Griffin's 38-yard sprint down the sideline to the Washington State 31.