Sentence examples for sidestep off from inspiring English sources

After a while I wouldn't sidestep off my left leg.

Just make a short sidestep off the monster's path to avoid its attack.

All players were required to land on the ground embedded and level force platform and sidestep cut off the right leg at a cutting angle of approximately 45° towards a designated marked location [ 27].

He left Wellens floundering with a classic sidestep and held off a couple more desperate cover defenders to slide over next to the posts.

However Steve Matai was unable to convert and a New Zealand error from the kick-off gifted England another attacking chance from which Martin Gleeson capitalised brilliantly, with his trademark one-two of sidestep and hand-off proving just as effective from the stand-off position to which he had been switched as from his more familiar role at right centre.

Goldin, as a child, either sidestepped or cast off the parental approval that Barbara sought.

On the next Saints attack Warrington were undone by Walsh's half-back partner Gary Wheeler, who sidestepped twice off his left foot and sent James Roby over with an inside ball.

Make sure to avoid an off-kilter sidestep as you approach, keeping your steps in the straightest possible line to the ball.

What is a surprise is that amid these complex issues, one policy sidesteps these trade-offs.

Few politicians go far without knowing how to sidestep a tough question, put off a painful decision with a blue-ribbon panel or avoid taking a strong position until the winds of popular opinion blow one way or another.

"Slow Going on Stem Cells" (editorial, Oct. 2) again sidesteps the basic issue, sloughed off as the opinion of "religious conservatives," namely, what is the human embryo?