Even with a copy of the bail grant in front of me, I cannot make out whether that applies to any London college, any British university – or just any institute of higher education anywhere in the world.
We learn that most nights, the Grants ate dinner in front of the "telly," with particular attention paid to Andy Rooney's segment on "60 Minutes".
It is history in the making and 100 years from now it will be regarded as the first grassroots effort granted a presentation in front of the Navajo Nation Council".
If you can develop the knack of approaching your boss with good hypotheses and suggestions you'll boost your confidence when it comes to writing papers and grant applications and standing in front of a packed conference hall.
He now hopes to be granted a new inquest in front of a jury, which, he says would be equivalent to "the inquiry that we've long felt was overdue".
He just shifts his cigarette from one side of his mouth to the other as his fingers twist and caress the tools in front of him, granting new life to one of the few Harley-Davidson motorcycles that remain in Cuba.
According to a NY Times article, "At Theme Parks, a VIP Ticket to Ride" will grant you the ability to skip in front of the have-nots to the proverbial front of fun.
That means, in practice, that while a Guantánamo prisoner is formally granted the right to present himself in front of a judge, he might not be able to do so with the benefit of unfettered counsel from a lawyer, whose conversations would of course be monitored for intelligence value because the belligerent is still considered a belligerent.
Coming off a two-year tour circuit of his band's debut album, "Torches," Foster's blinders were pulled from his eyes with the realization that he no longer had a set schedule in front of him, granting him a horizontal perspective for the first time in a long time.
(Granted, we don't normally do that in front of 19 million viewers).
