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touchline
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noun
- either of the lines marking the side of the playing area in certain games, such as rugby
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Origin of touchline1
Example Sentences
Down on the touchline, Leinster's staff were making a similar point, if in stronger language.
Dannah O'Brien missed the testing conversion from the touchline and Ireland could not bridge the gap any further before France were restored to 15.
Tuchel was not a permanent presence on the touchline, taking his seat after 14 minutes, remaining there for three minutes, occasionally in discussion with his staff, before returning pitch-side.
From a breakdown on the left touchline, a narrow forward charge proved to be a decoy with Finn Russell instead throwing a long pass to Blair Kinghorn, giving up territory, but opening up opportunities.
Fin Smith's passing was good but his touchline kicking was world-class and possibly the best I've ever seen.
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