Sentence examples for one time in front of from inspiring English sources

We opened for Guns N' Roses one time in front of a bunch of Cro-Magnon types.

Do not perform this trick, more than one time, in front of the same person, as it might endanger your reputation, in front of the audience, when he/she leaks the trick.

In "Fahrenheit 9/11," he works his famous shtick one more time: in front of the Capitol, he stops congressmen who voted for the Iraq war and asks them if they would consider urging their sons and daughters to join the armed services.

To take the stage one last time in front of our amazing panel of expert judges — Mike Arrington, Roelof Botha, Chris Dixon, Eric Eldon, David Lee, Marissa Mayer, and David Sacks — to undergo even more intense scrutiny.

In a sold-out game attended by numerous celebrities, such as Kanye West, Jay-Z, Jack Nicholson, and Shaquille O'Neal, Bryant dazzled one final time in front of an adoring crowd.

There might have been 20 at any one time in the front parts of the hostel and this was five or six times as many strangers as I had grown used to.

There is no bath, so we borrow a bucket from Emelia and pop the kids in it, one at a time, in front of the fire.

Ms. Dijkstra set up studios in the clubs and asked volunteers to dance one at a time in front of the camera, the contrast between the girls and boys, each assertive and vulnerable in equal proportion, being a subject of the video.

Try to imagine seeing one for the first time IN FRONT OF YOU ON EARTH and having no fucking clue what its deal was.

In a re-enactment that evoked the soon-to-be-past and future of the Democratic Party, President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore flew to New York last night to celebrate Hillary Rodham Clinton's election, assembling on stage for one more ceremonial swearing-in, this time in front of the New York Democratic leaders and union executives who helped send the first lady to the Senate.

I delight in computers and spend far too much time in front of one, but I do not know how they work or how to take more than minimal advantage of the many opportunities and challenges they offer.