Sentence examples for causes in front of from inspiring English sources

Elliott is also looking forward to the rematch after seeing Don Cossack work over a mile and a half alongside stable companion Cause Of Causes in front of the media at Punchestown on Monday.

But when there are few visible feminist groups in this country taking direct action, then leaping over barriers and getting your cause in front of the world's press is still a coup.

Hundreds of protesters for a variety of causes have taken to the streets of Brisbane, hoping to highlight their cause in front of world leaders.

He is one of a core of 100 volunteers from several campaign groups such as the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), who have set up the campsite in anticipation of their supporters needing somewhere to pitch tents while staying in Newport to protest their cause in front of world leaders and media.

The event kicked off with Yoko Ono Lennon stepping out onto the Hard Rock Cafe marquee in Times Square and sending the first tweet in support of this cause in front of a crowd of supporters.

I hope you're on your way to getting over it... as much as one can move on from being questioned without cause in front of a group of strangers.

Instead, we might focus on the reality of the threat that warming poses, even though we can't say with any certainty that it caused the particular case in front of us.

Every bit matters -- if someone makes a choice and you miss it, you might negate reality and cause confusion in front of a room of people that are watching you.

We all took a bunch of mushrooms, and each smoked a joint to ourselves of the strongest weed we could find, because we were all fucking idiots, and ended up blundering around the city center causing havoc stepping in front of trams, throwing up into canals, walking directly into oncoming cyclists.

As one of the traditionally interactive exhibits in the arcade, pressing buttons on the nunchuk causes the route in front of you to illuminate and chime with a different musical note each time.

Charles Saatchi felt he had the right to put his hands to his wife's throat, causing her distress in front of passersby and other diners.