Sentence examples for in front of various from inspiring English sources

I approached a black visitor on my way out who was getting a bemused guard to take his picture in front of various pieces.

But Mr. Blumenthal's credibility suffered a blow in May after reports surfaced that he had incorrectly said in front of various groups that he had served in Vietnam.

In front of various standing flags, the three generals and two civilian members of the Mississippi River Commission sit at a large formal table, with General Sands in the central position.

Mr. Adickes, 73, has created oversize sculptures for other sites in Texas, among them a cello, a banana, a trumpet and a telephone stationed in front of various office buildings.

Symptoms: Those with the illness will repeatedly put the article "the" in front of various nouns that, in a sound and healthy environment, do not customarily have the word "the" in front of them.

In her sharpest comments so far on the matter, Ms. McMahon accused Mr. Blumenthal, a Democrat, of engaging in "a pattern of deception" by claiming in front of various groups that he had served in Vietnam when he did not.

Suede were born to be divisive: from early on, they were criticised for being the beneficiaries of media hype, even though they had spent years in various bands playing "in front of three people".

The streets of Cuenca were jammed, and food venders were taking advantage of the foot traffic by setting up stands in front of the various churches, selling humitas and cotton candy and a sort of shish kebab that Cuencans like and popcorn and homemade chips of potatoes or plantains.

At the matinée I attended, Ward Holmquist, the Lyric Opera's artistic director, had evident feeling for the Puccini style, but he tended to conduct along with the score rather than in front of it; various cues were imprecise, leading to helter-skelter moments.

Larry Beame, president of Beame Architectural Partnership in Coconut Grove, Fla., the designer of the new center, said the goal was to create "a traditional Main Street shopping experience" with diagonal parking in front of the various storefronts and outdoor public spaces for dining and socializing.

The Get Out Clause, a British indie band, did just that, playing their song paper in front of 80 various cameras around England and then requesting the tapes from the cameras as part of a Data Protection Act.