Sentence examples for bit in front of from inspiring English sources

Leach is lined up behind quarterback Joe Flacco, and a little bit in front of backup running back Bernard Pierce.

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

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.

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.

"All these past champions, this is the only point I'm a little bit in front of them," said Santoro, a 35-year-old Frenchman who is many a connoisseur's favorite player with his mastery of spins and tactics.

"It's extremely close, but they're a tiny bit in front of us at the moment and we've just got to keep working hard until we can get a win against these sides".

Here, bL denotes the list constructed from L by adding bit b in front of every element of L, and L ̄ denotes the complement of list L. In Table 2, instances of BRGCs in meeting different values of S are shown.

For more than a decade, Stine (who was nine when he found Christ) had earned a decent living in show business — first as a magician, then as a clean, though not overtly pious, comedian, doing his bits in front of brick walls in clubs across the country.

"When something like this happens, all you do is think about it," said Sgt. First Class Robert Warman, who last month watched a Humvee carrying four soldiers get blown to bits in front of him when a huge bomb hidden in the road exploded.

"The youngsters perhaps a bit sheepish in front of goal, they need more Lions for Lambs out on the pitch.

"The personal element often comes in, because it's what makes the speaker a bit vulnerable in front of the audience," Giussani explained.