Sentence examples similar to a bit front from inspiring English sources

As for legs, one would presume that the film would be a bit front-loaded purely due to the massive numbers over the first five days.

Keep a turned foot (make sure your heel is turned out in front of you) while moving the arm right (in the same position) until your hand is a bit in front of the right side of your shoulder.

— ANDREW DAS Altidore and Dempsey have been flip-flopping a bit up front as the spear of the attack.

There's a bit in front of a live studio audience in which C jumps around a lot and yelps like an excitable bulldog puppy.

His complexion was ruddy and his hair black (thinning a bit in front), and an aide whispered to me, "He's only forty-nine, you know — younger than John Lindsay".

He kicked at the dirt a bit in front of the mound, felt the same discomfort and summoned Posada to the mound.

Roosters have excellent eyesight, and the fly — a seven-inch baitfish pattern called a rasta — should be presented a bit in front of the fish, and then stripped quickly.

"The injury situation hit us a bit up front having Grant Holt and Steve Morison out for a period of time.

The mids aren't honky or recessed; they're just a bit up front, so vocals really pop without being out of balance.

And it kind of wound up being a bit more front and center than I thought it was going to be, really.

"We are standing a bit in front of the fire hose," Catherine Lhamon, assistant secretary for civil rights at the Education Department, told HuffPost.