Sentence examples for somewhere in front of from inspiring English sources

His eyes were fixed somewhere in front of him.

Apparently, I dissed him somewhere in front of a lot of people, then I wrote, 'Oh, Jameson, I hope I completely forget about you someday.' And I did".

Many current "heads-up" display systems use a mirror or beam-splitter to project an image directly into the user's eyes, making it appear that the display is hovering in space somewhere in front of him.

Your stuff was sold off for a bag of dope, and while you lie awake, turning it over in your mind, your thief is getting high somewhere in front of a stolen TV.

Next Saturday, players and coaches from Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Georgia and Iowa, the four major teams with one loss, will most likely find a seat somewhere in front of a broadcast of Miami's game at Syracuse, passionately rooting for the Orangemen.

Because you know for sure coercion is masquerading somewhere in front of you in the form of ordinary content, you treat everything like a potential viral ad.

After getting ideas on the different emotions or reactions, practice them somewhere, like in front of a mirror.

By the end of the season we realize that these women do draw the line somewhere, though the somewhere is not in front of a hiding place for a collection of AK-47s.

Tomorrow, somewhere in London, in front of just a few guests, Ford will modestly present his new collection of womenswear.

He said that one of the two homemade bullets used in the attack came through the windshield from somewhere outside and in front of the Jeep.

I played a lot of Futures tournaments, below the main tour, when I was 15, 16, 17 years old, and then you come to somewhere like Wimbledon, in front of a huge crowd with a great atmosphere, and the next week you go back to playing the Futures where there can be 10 or 15 people watching.