Sentence examples for strong sidelines from inspiring English sources

He also had strong sidelines in astrology and numerology, and was willing to act on their promptings: once he decreed that the Burmese should switch, overnight, to driving on the right (there were dozens of accidents); another mystic visitation, in 1986, caused him to abolish the currency and replace it with a new one in which notes were divisible by nine.

Martin and Mickelsen were also in the middle of the offensive onslaught for the winners, who received strong sideline runs from Sarah Schoenbaum and Recker.

The decision put the United States -- the largest source of greenhouse gases -- on the sidelines drew strong criticism from much of the rest of the world.

When the Jets made up an off-season wish list of free agents, Evans -- with his ability to run sideline to sideline and his strong pass rush -- was near the top.

He had a strong start but was sidelined for months by a concussion, his second of the year.

Jones sets up breaks with good moves, and he can adjust to the football high, low or outside his body with strong awareness of the sideline.

But despite the mounting dissent within his fragile government, Maliki's position seems strong, with moves to sideline his opponents and divide political blocs allowing him to sidestep challenges and build what critics say is a system far from the democratic Iraq that American officials had hoped for.

Facing this contradiction, the temptation may be strong to sit on the sidelines and wait to see how things settle.

"The R.B.A. will be sitting on the sidelines as this strong data washes around," she said.

"There definitely were clients on the sidelines but the strong broadcast and cable market is making more of a seller's market," said Eric Blankfein, vice president and director of media planning at Horizon Media, whose clients include Ace Hardware.

Hill had a strong debut, but before being sidelined by a hamstring injury, he dropped two passes in Miami, including a potential touchdown.