Sentence examples for standard in front of from inspiring English sources

So it makes a sort of sense that there is a new flag flying above the New York City standard in front of borough hall on Friday: the red-black-and-green, crescent-and-starred banner of the newly liberated nation of Libya.

That was proper football - we were playing for points at a good standard and in front of a big crowd, I was playing regularly and felt myself improving and getting fitter.

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I bow even deeper when a coffin with the yellow imperial standard is placed in front of me.

"James is the current NBA standard and clearly in front of Curry by any measurement that can be applied, save three-point shots, and, really, isn't that a gimmick more than basketball?" It's not just the points scoring and style of play that are seeing Curry mentioned in the same breath as the game's greats.

A website back then consisted of nothing but pages and pages of standard text placed in front of a white background, with no pictures and no font variations except those in size.

Gingrich went on to deliver his standard stump speech in front of about 150 people in the manufacturing plant, arguing that his experience working with President Reagan and as House speaker, overseeing the creation of 27 million jobs, make him the best qualified to turn the economy around and to take on President Obama.

They strutted the street in sexy Santa-inspired costumes behind two standard bearers flying the Elites' banner and in front of a fortuitously matching fire truck.

It was a hugely sub-standard performance, especially in front of a huge support we brought down with us, so I apologise to them.

THE STANDARD PLAZA This new seasonal restaurant in front of the Standard, New York hotel, where one can skate in winter, will be equipped with a wood-fired grill and an oven where the chef, Seamus Mullen, will cook an array of casual summery dishes, often Spanish.

But in an economy where the standard task is sitting in front of a computer, lunch is less intuitive and far more optional.