Sentence examples for sidestep that from inspiring English sources
In actual practice, however, women already serve in many of those jobs, but as temporary "attachments" to battalions — a bureaucratic sidestep that has been necessary with the high demand for troops during the last decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.
It is not hard to see why the champions of England and France are scrapping over the 29-year-old; the double sidestep that took him through Exeter's defence for his first-half score was as irresistible as anything the league has seen this season.
He's one of the great running full-backs in world rugby and he's got a vicious sidestep that's left me red-faced a few times in my career.
He said Congress sets the fees and fines and any instruction to sidestep that was "improper" and "unnecessary" guidance.
The correct solution to the childhood bipolar fad is obvious -- face it down directly, not try a sidestep that has its own risks.
Wilson knew how to sidestep that problem.
The hospital sidestepped that question.
Mr. Jobs sidesteps that question.
Osborne sidestepped that.
He sidestepped that in the 1960s.
I just sidestepped that whole adolescent teenage parental friction.
