Sentence examples for the sidelines it from inspiring English sources
While Cook is right that "nothing ever changes from the sidelines," it is hard to imagine China relaxing its stance on web censorship given all that has happened.
"If we remain on the sidelines, it will be seen as defiant criticism of President Obama.
It's a frightening, cruel spectacle, but even from the sidelines, it is apparent that it cannot happen any other way.
If I could make a constructive suggestion, rather than just carping from the sidelines, it would be this.
"From the sidelines, it did look bad," said the Palace manager, Alan Pardew, of Rojo's latest offence.
She said of her latest spell on the sidelines: "It was not as hard as the one I had a few years back.
From the sideline it sounds like giant bulls, but head-butting like billy-goats.
HE was known as Ol' Stone Face, and on the sideline it was easy to see why.
And with their own Italian coach, the old fox Giovanni Trapattoni, plotting Ireland's remote hopes from the sideline, it was by no means a crude display.
But when you've played at a certain level and you have to sit on the sideline, it's pretty tough".
When he completed a pass at the end of the hardest, most dangerous pattern a quarterback can face — a long, 20-yard out to the sideline — it was nullified by a penalty.
