Sentence examples for resting in front from inspiring English sources
In the end, the hand you draw from memory is garbage compared to the hand you draw if that hand is resting in front of you.
"Resting" in front of a house with story-high hedges, I "couldn't help" eavesdropping on a conversation between two women who were (as I imagine it) downing caviar by the tablespoon alongside the pool.
It was hard to tell whether one of those students is in Mr. Klein's lap, or just standing in front of him, but it is clear, an arbitrator concluded, that Mr. Klein's "arm is either wrapped around the child or resting in front of the child".
The Paris Herald flourished at a time when the goings-on at England's Downton Abbeys were still news even as a new social era was fast rising: A cartoon I found from 1896 shows two women resting in front of their modern bicycles.
Stand up straight and relax with your arms resting in front of your hip bones.
You should now have a very large flattish piece of meat resting in front of you.
Mrs. Vreeland came to rest in front of another heavy-velvet costume by Adrian — done for Garbo in "Camille".
Along the road I stopped to rest in front of a pretty adobe farmhouse with "Casa da Boa Esperança" written above the door.
They locked their cow catchers (their foot rests) in front of Steiger's rear wheels so he couldn't move.
At Lowry's grave, a terra-cotta marker bearing the last lines of "Volcano" now rests in front of his weathered headstone.
The puck somehow got through Devils goalie Martin Brodeur on the stick-hand side and came to rest in front of a wide-open net.
