sideline vs odd jobs

Some examples from the web:

• He's heading up the sideline.
• This is, like, 10, 15 yards out from the sideline.
• About your sideline, your dirty pictures.
• We all know about your little sideline.
• A lobby of trappers then managed to sideline the experts.
• It does not save Hector from him helping him sideline us and that Cilenti was behind it.
• I played the bench, applying pressure from the sideline
• whereas the European Union must not sideline Russia in the new continental grouping,
• We must be concerned about how easy it was for the US, China and others to circumvent the UN structures, sideline the EU and agree an arrangement which fell far short of global expectations.
• When were you planning to tell me about that little sideline?
• Lawsuits by two of Singapore's top leaders against leaders of an opposition party ahead of the 6 May 2006 elections is what critics call a ruling party tactic to weaken or sideline its opponents.
• And there he goes cutting across the field, racing down the sideline!
• But you didn't know it was Frank's sideline, did you?
• Is this a desire to sideline some Members, including those from the National Front, for fear of playing into the hands of our opponents here?
• Who, do you ask, is that flash running up the sideline, scoring the game-winning and final touchdown?
• Sideline lookin', what you hatin' on me for?
• Got another angle... sideline camera.
• I can't just be watching from the sideline.
• Anne does other people as a sideline.
• They were poaching gators as a sideline.

Some examples from the web:

• In case you have any odd jobs too small for Kaz.
• I had a bunch of odd jobs.
• Supported himself with odd jobs until he joined the Navy.
• You see we're drunk and we do odd jobs.
• He's done odd jobs for us over the years.
• He did have a series of odd jobs.
• They're always hiring handymen for odd jobs.
• So she took on a lot of odd jobs.
• H-he contacted me by e-mail about doing some odd jobs.
• Does odd jobs after that, including clerking at Looney Liquors.
• He does odd jobs for the city, doesn't even have a cell phone.
• High school dropout, lots of odd jobs, never married, lived at transient-type hotels in and around Atlantic City.
• Eddie Langdon. High school dropout, lots of odd jobs, never married,
• It turns out Jason and Eli worked a slew of odd jobs before opening The Real McCoy.
• People, they pay you for all kind of odd jobs.
• According to Jacob, he was doing some odd jobs for some mystery man who contacted him over the Internet.
• How pitiful must I have looked, what with all my odd jobs, scraping by through life...
• He used to do odd jobs, actually.
• It's a website where people post odd jobs and freelance employees, or gophers, accept the tasks.
• I do her odd jobs with the electricity, water and stuff.