Sentence examples for sideshow events from inspiring English sources

And in the end, his music added to our lives more than any of the rest of the sideshow events.

While women have been part of wrestling for decades, they've traditionally served as sideshow events or worse: as window dressing.

The suspect caused about $12,000 damage to the car, according to the Fresno Bee, which said the attack occurred in connection with a street-racing "sideshow" event.

FOR Iain Duncan Smith, the new leader of the Conservative Party, it was just as well that the conference was a sideshow to events elsewhere.

Police were in the neighborhood responding to the weekend's huge "sideshow" – illegal events in Oakland that draw hundreds of cars to the streets for dangerous stunts.

However, at the weekend I went to a sideshow cultural event in Trafalgar Square to listen to a Hungarian Gypsy ensemble, Budapest Bar, knockout classics like the Hungarian Suicide Song.

I was no doubt guilty of concentrating on these lurid lyrics myself, yet for me the words are more sideshow than main event.

There is no need to invent an antithesis between the role of Solidarity - which is dismissed as a "sideshow" - and subsequent events in Moscow.

While the data was essentially a sideshow to the global events, investors were still watching for signs of whether tentative improvements in the United States economy could be sustained.

In most respects, the Delaware primary was a sideshow to the main events in New Hampshire last week and in South Carolina on Feb. 19.

There are many other projected series and events, including "Sideshow," a cabaret-style series in which performance artists and choreographers develop new works; the Thalia Book Club, with authors, actors and audience members interacting in a cafe setting; "Acoustic Edge," an overview of traditional and contemporary folk music; and "One in a Series," one-shot events that do not fit any category.