n light carried by a boat that indicates the boat's direction; vessels at night carry a red light on the port bow and a green light on the starboard bow
Though thematically speaking it's a sidelight, it's one of the key differences between Rowling and her great literary forebears.
A splashy sidelight of the industry is movie-poster art.
As a sidelight, Milner also claimed to have seen some "red juice," a fruit juice and amphetamine concoction, in the locker of Willie Mays when both played for the New York Mets in .
Pine Bluff gambling raids reach Chenal Valley A sidelight on Wednesday raids that led to the arrests of 24 people as authorities in Jefferson County cracked down on a string of machine gambling parlors: The Pine Bluff Commercial reported that a half-million in cash and 600 machines were seized from what was apparently a highly organized and profitable gambling enterprise. The newspaper listed the 15 locations where search warrants were ...
Aug. 23, 2013 - Arkansas Times
Les Miles in USA Today He's all at wide receiver and in his mind,Miles said during a pre-spring practice briefing with reporters in the football facility. "He'll get ball handling and running back play as a sidelight to his receivers position."
Gordon Humphrey in Concord Monitor Today, Humphrey remembers the issue as "a humanitarian sidelight to the Afghanistan struggle. Soviet soldiers who deserted and defected were left in kind of a no man's land."
Jim Tressel in Kansas.com I guess the sidelight,Tressel said, "is that it leads to bigger and better things."