Sentence examples for menace in front of from inspiring English sources

He soon becomes top dog through a sneaky ruse he concocts with his best friend, Carlos George Lopezz), the Winslows' cat, whom he pretends to menace in front of the other dogs.

Not to brag, but as a five-year-old kid on the sun-scorched fields of North Texas, wearing a perforated purple jersey that hung down to my knees, I was an absolute menace in front of goal.

A moat of black liquid lies, placid and menacing, in front of the stage, and every so often one of the characters walks to its brink and stares into it.

For a few rubles you can have your picture taken with Marx and Engels look-alikes, and, for quite a few more, with the menacing czar who stands in front of the best address in Moscow, 1 Red Square, a restaurant that serves the dishes of old aristocratic Russia while strolling musicians strum balalaikas.

After two false casts, I dropped the fly, a chartreuse Toad with a menacing 3/0 hook, a few yards in front of the fish, 25 yards away.

Hilary said she "came to crime from horror", and that "what I like about crime is that often it is implicit – you don't have to have it all in front of you to get the menace and the suspense.

But, while Aguero was a constant menace, the Argentine didn't have a vintage day in front of goal, squandering several openings.

I realize in a world saturated with protesters who have all the sophistication and menace of a shipful of Pakleds, it may seem like a protest in front of Kevin Rose's home is the Biggest News in the Universe.

Standing in front of their brightly painted rigs – which are themselves the constant menace of India's roads – the men also look a long way from home.

Apart from one menacing run to the bye line by Bakary Sako, Wolves's promising start in front of a near capacity crowd had rather lost its way by the break.

It's been more than a year since a Facebook fight landed 25-year-old laborer Zane Alchin in front of a judge, charged with "using a carriage service to harass, menace, or cause offense".