Sentence examples for front of something from inspiring English sources

If I stand in front of something, instead of arranging it, I arrange myself".

They are trying to express what it's like to be in front of something wild.

Top tip: "If you put the word 'raw' in front of something, it automatically makes it healthy".

"It's a more universal way of showing what it means to make a commitment in front of something bigger than you," he said.

It's about the desperation you feel when you're standing in front of something that doesn't work, and how you work your way out of it".

(source) Block Then: "to be placed in front of something, such as a road or path, so that people or things cannot pass through".

Greece today feels very much like the front lines of something — the dissolution of an economic order, the transformation or undoing of the ideals behind the European Union.

"We're at the front lip of something big that's happening," says Harris.

He'll be seen as a power-grasping Washington pol who put not just politics but his own career in front of getting something done before everyone's paychecks shrink.

In your imagination, make it about 3 feet (0.9 m) in diameter and 2 feet (0.6 m) in front of you, something large enough to walk into.

People who occupy this zone are repping a front for something of a bit more character, that's not as easy and obvious to consume on all fronts.