“sideline”簡單造句，sideline造句子

You can't be a leader from the sideline.

Friends who know about this sideline ask what kind of grades the papers get.

NATO's best hope is therefore to sideline him, partly by starving him, and other parvenu warlords, of some of their fat contracts.

In the sideline of the international exhibition in Platform China A, we present work from Guan Shi and Ai Weiwei (China), scattered all over the 798 factory and Caochangdi.

Teaching English is my sideline.

Web firms see such indicators as something of a sideline.

But few took seriously the idea that Qaddafi fils could sideline his father and usher in sweeping reforms.

Earlier in the winter, she’d played most of a half of basketball with the flu, before fainting on the sideline and getting fluids intravenously.

SCARLETT: a sideline, Frank?

The Americans and the British, however, were reluctant to sideline NATO.

Despite government hopes that parliamentary sittings will sideline Miss Suu Kyi, evidence suggests that she remains as popular in Myanmar as ever.

However, the conference's final panel session showed that higher up the publishing chain, apps remain a sideline to executives' core focus on grappling with the wider shift to digital business models.

Jason said he started making occasional films as a sideline before meeting Haylie.

Madoff pretended that his investment-advisory business was merely a lucrative sideline for select friends, while his real business lay in a market-making operation that matched buyers and sellers.

Gallo had tried to sideline Montagnier's contribution.

We percolate our own paregoric and roll our own pills, and we ain't above handling a few garden seeds in the spring, and carrying a sideline of confectionery and shoes.

MTV found a sideline in reality television, which has gradually taken over its schedule, particularly in America.

Joe is an engineer, but he does some translation as a sideline.

But male colleagues tend to sideline women who do not join late-nightdrinking sessions, a traditional way of building office camaraderie.

FRANK: Well, that's only a sideline.

He was forced out of the sideline.