Sentence examples for felt in front from inspiring English sources

The 4.5 foot-by-9 foot expanse of green felt in front of my eyes was illuminated by a rectangular halo of stark white light.

At the end of the round Olazabal was a shot down and we can only guess at the extent of the pain he felt in front of his home crowd.

We made such a harsh judgment of our mother's desperation that Lucy might have felt - in front of me, at least - that she had forfeited the right to her own.

Think about that great secular cathedral the Tate Modern, and the thousands who stream across the Millennium bridge each weekend: they don't come away knowing how to articulate exactly what they felt in front of a Louise Bourgeois sculpture or a Mark Rothko painting.

"I love the freedom I feel in front of the camera," she said.

To be under his attentive, almost affectionate gaze, is to know how a sheep feels in front of a collie.

"You know, it's easy to walk up to a guy on the mound and say, 'Hey, how do you feel?' in front of his teammates.

And it's true that my own prejudice is to think that the moral arraignment of our great authors is a reflection of the pained inferiority we feel in front of them.

Because I will never forget the way he made me feel in front of all those people on Melrose.

Perhaps the worst part, and the reason I write this article, is the embarrassment that we feel in front of our friends.

Just when you rehearse imagine yourself and how'd you want to feel in front of an audience, even the nervousness.