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Free sign upThe phrase "amazing in front of" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is impressive or remarkable when observed directly, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The performance was truly amazing in front of such a large audience."
Alternatives: "impressive before" or "remarkable in the presence of".
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"It's amazing in front of this home crowd," Simmonds told BBC Sport.
It's amazing in front of this home crowd," said Simmonds, who was presented with her latest gold medal by Prime Minister David Cameron.
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We have an amazing month in front of us, we have some amazing fixtures, some amazing games at home, so we will keep going".
You're just there and have this amazing sea in front of you.
Though the task of reviving T-Mobile seemed daunting, "I felt that as a challenger, we might just have a pretty amazing opportunity in front of us," he continued.
18? "He has an amazing future in front of him.
He said: "It's absolutely amazing being in front of a crowd like that.
I think the country has an amazing future in front of it and we should not really muddle that future".
"I am super blessed to have such an amazing opportunity in front of me.
The view was amazing: Burbank in front of us, Glendale and downtown Los Angeles to the east and — believe it or not — Catalina Island on the western horizon.
With proper guidance or expertise, your photographer can take some amazing shots in front of your childhood church or with the dramatic church cross in the background of your photo.
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