Sentence examples for really in front of from inspiring English sources

"I'm never really in front of these type of things and now I am, and I'm like, 'Yes, this feels pretty good,'" she said.

The displays inside the glasses, meanwhile, need to be see-through so you can see both what's really in front of you and what's virtually there.

What's really in front of me is my computer, but even with it, I'm between the generation that barely tolerates computers and the one that treats them like a member of the family".

A more interesting explanation was suggested by Paul Bowles – always an astute judge of Jane's work – in a 1971 interview with Oliver Evans, when he noted her ability "to see the drama that is really in front of one every minute – the drama that follows living".

'House of War'Uprisingng at Mazar-e-Sharif' CNN, tomorrow night at 8, Eastern time; 7, Central time; 5, Pacific time "All of a sudden the fight was really in front of our eyes," says a television journalist who was present at the uprising at Mazar-e-Sharif Mazar-e-Sharif Mazar-e-Sharif Lindh was discovered and the C.I.A. agent Mike Sprisonas killed last November.

And there was no kid really in front of you.

"There's things I have done in the past that were considered negative," he said, "but I was really jumping in front of the tank for other people or for culture in a way".

"She was really a glasses-in-front-of-her-computer writer, a holed-up sort of person.

So they are the one who are really brave and really strong …I saw people, really, died in front of me, because they were protecting me and protecting others.

"I could be really on a fastball and be really out in front of breaking balls," he added.

That guy really did risk his life, and this guy's really standing in front of the camera doing this.