Sentence examples for sidelines will be from inspiring English sources

Perhaps those Wallabies on the sidelines will be persuaded to indulge in preparation for next weekend's Test match.

Among those cheering the new venture from the sidelines will be Roger Martin, dean of the Rotman School of Management, at the University of Toronto.

And if the bull market is just getting started, despite its advanced chronological age, staying on the sidelines will be even worse.

Examining the influence of Mr. James, even as he stays on the sidelines, will be nearly as vital to understanding the election now as it might have been if Mr. James were still a candidate.

The game will match some of the top black college football seniors in the nation, but the sidelines will be almost as interesting Saturday at RFK Stadium as the fourth annual Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic comes to Washington for the first time.

"His return to the fold after his period on the sidelines will be a great boost to any flagging morale.

Watching from the opposite sideline will be Mack as Columbia takes on Brown.

The players on the sideline will be jumping slightly, bouncing, shaking their feet, their legs, their arms.

The defeat, marred by a late melee along the Patriots' sideline, will be remembered as a teachable moment for Smith, who was making his second N.F.L. start, but also as an opportunity squandered.

Under the new policy, players may choose to remain in the locker room during the playing of the national anthem, but owners said that those who choose to be on the sideline will be expected to stand.

The battle of wits on the sideline will be just as interesting as Cards coach Ken Whisenhunt looks to get one over on the guy who, just over two years ago, was given the Pittsburgh job ahead of him.