Sentence examples for skip in front of from inspiring English sources

According to a NY Times article, "At Theme Parks, a VIP Ticket to Ride" will grant you the ability to skip in front of the have-nots to the proverbial front of fun.

Whenever your sister's favorite show is on, dance and jump and skip in front of the T.V. until a break comes.Then jump and skip again.This only works if your sister doesn't have her own T.V. Check when your sister's favorite show is on.Then set a timer for a different show.

Ronaldo skipped in front of a static Essien to glide a perfect header low into the net.

Against the Packers, 10 passes were thrown to him and he caught 9, the sole miss coming when he slipped on slick turf coming out of his pattern and the ball skipped in front of him.

Second baseman José Reyes, known for his peerless throwing arm, made a low sidearm toss on a double-play ball in the fourth inning that skipped in front of Matsui and into left field.

Starter Kevin Brown and Green, the right fielder, made two errors on one play, with Brown's throw on Jeff Duncan's roller going off Duncan's back and Green's throw home skipping in front of the Dodgers' dugout as Jay Bell scored from first.

I had become used to seeing them at traffic intersections across the country: jester-like figures who would skip out in front of the traffic as it waited at red lights, give a brief display of juggling or fire-spinning, then collect any coins the drivers offered them as the cars moved off on either side.

In "Nai Reesan Shehr Lahore Diyan (There Is No Match of the City Lahore)" a girl skips rope in front of burned-out buildings -- the aftermath of arsons committed by religious extremists.

Harry skips stones in front of the Glenfinnan Monument in Glenfinnan in another cut scene.

Dickey struggled with the humidity and allowed the Astros' only run in the seventh, when he skipped a knuckleball in front of home plate that allowed Scott Moore to score from third.

Dozens of fighters were scattered throughout the gym, skipping rope, shadowboxing in front of the 12-foot mirrors or pounding one of the many heavy bags near the walls.