Sentence examples for coming in front of from inspiring English sources

"He was just firing at anyone coming in front of him.

What is harder, though, is coming in front of a governing body as a citizen — petitioning, needing a variance, in trouble — which is what Kagan argued was going on at those town meetings in Greece.

He's 78 years old, and blind, so he does use a cane so that he can know what's coming in front of him and he does require assistance because of that," she said.

Far fewer cases can now be heard in a day, explains Julie Exton, president of the Association of Her Majesty's District Judges, writing in the Law Society Gazette, "because the majority of the parties are without legal representation and, unsurprisingly, they tend not to get together with their former partner to try and narrow the issues" before coming in front of the judge.

Ahead of the bill coming in front of the House of Representatives alongside three other cybersecurity bills, Alec Ross, a senior adviser for innovation to Hillary Clinton, reiterated the administration's opposition to the proposals in more explicit language than previous statements from officials.

This is implemented by having a STOP sign coming in front of the flashing lights.

His stick kind of came in front of my face.

The final came in front of the second-largest P.B.A. television audience of the previous decade.

The shootout came in front of the screaming Bayern fans, a sea of red and white.

Every time they come in front of you it can be different".

All four losses have come in front of raucous road crowds.