Sentence examples for passage in front of from inspiring English sources

Without the passage in front of them, they wrote what they remembered in a free-form essay for 10 minutes.

Saturday, the police did not clear a passage in front of the Palmer House doorway, and when the first group of Mr. Pompidou's party arrived, the diplomats had to walk among the protesters.

At a prayer meeting on October 4th Mr Jonathan was reading a biblical passage in front of many of the country's elite when the grid failed and his microphone cut out.

A third group engaged in "concept mapping," in which, with the passage in front of them, they arranged information from the passage into a kind of diagram, writing details and ideas in hand-drawn bubbles and linking the bubbles in an organized way.

It would be able to detect, from the diminution of starlight caused by a planet's passage in front of its parent star, worlds as small as five times the size of Earth going around stars of 16th magnitude (a 6,000th as bright as the faintest star the naked eye can see).

A second group of protesters also said they were "tortured" at GADA. "We all had to go past an officer who made us strip naked in the corridor, bend over and open our back passage in front of everyone else who was there," one of them told the Guardian.

A team led by Laura Kreidberg, of the University of Chicago in Illinois, studied near-infrared light filtering around GJ 1214b during 15 of its passages in front of its star.

It went on to say that only six times in recorded history have humans witnessed the passage of Venus in front of the sun, a chance meeting of two celestial bodies.

The occultation technique is limited to the relatively rare passages of asteroids in front of stars, and, because the technique measures only one cross section, it is best applied to fairly spherical asteroids.

Even with passages like this in front of them, a number of Drucker's critics have taken him to task for what they see as a conspicuous lack of passion in his thought, a certain detachment from his material.

In April, Rey Cano, a real estate appraiser who lives in Sycamore Park, appeared at a biweekly meeting of the Malibu City Council to report that he had recently come home in the middle of the day and found a naked Passages client wandering in front of his house.