Sentence examples for be in front because from inspiring English sources

I always prefer to be in front because you are your own master.

Though it had a view of open sky, it was at the back of the building, and he much preferred to be in front, "because I like to look out and see the world happening".

Although he and Alonso had the same point total, Schumacher was in front because he had won more races.

For those of you who will only be in front of the television because your girlfriend is a rabid NFL fan, Peyton Manning is renowned for his intellectual mastery of the game of football.

And the correct answer would be in front of the first barrier because it can't go through a solid object.

I wanted to be in front on the last bend because the one in front on the last bend in the velodrome always wins.

"We were flattered to be 1-0 in front because we could have been a couple down, although we weren't playing badly.

Do I hold my breath when he is in front of goal because it matters more, because he has a star over his head, because he's mine?

I was in front of everybody, because we deserved it".

I've noticed as my daughter Clara has grown older that the unfocussed "not seeing what's in front of her because she's lost in thought" look has become, perhaps sadly, more and more common.

Henry V was at Agincourt and Napoleon was in front of Moscow because they had to be: there was no speedy communication between the battlefield and the nation's political capital.