Sentence examples for sitting up front from inspiring English sources

"I tell people, if you're sitting up front, you may get pulled onstage," Ms. Hart said.

They dared him to ask a pretty girl sitting up front to dance with him.

I was lucky enough to be there, too, sitting up front with Margaret Bobob's wife, known as Margy — and their grown daughter, Tiffin.

Anyone sitting up front who wants to use their cell phone or the toilet knows where they can go do that.

Here's another way of putting it: he has fans that come early to shows, sitting up front, not a normal event in jazz.

To prepare for the article, Lewis spent six months in close company of the president — playing in his high-energy basketball games, sitting up front in Air Force One, and chatting with him whenever the president had a free moment.

The New Yorker, June 28 , 1941P. 7 Our wife was entertaining some of her noisy friends the other afternoon, so we went to a movie, arriving late and sitting up near the front.

By Robert Lax and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 28 , 1941P. 7 Our wife was entertaining some of her noisy friends the other afternoon, so we went to a movie, arriving late and sitting up near the front.

You're much more likely to have an immigrant caring for you than sitting up in front of the emergency department.

Early start: Every week my parents took me to the Met, and I can also remember going with them on Sundays to MoMA for the tours when I was 5, 6, 7. I'd be the youngest one there, sitting up in front of the lecturer on the stone floor.

He swung his legs over the side of the bed so that he was sitting up straight in front of me, the crisp whites of his eyes just inches from mine.