Sentence examples for standing in the path of from inspiring English sources
Stand in front of it and you are standing in the path of the most powerful beam of neutrinos in the world, which is emerging from a nearby particle accelerator at Fermilab, America's main particle-physics laboratory.
When making adjustment, be sure that you are not standing in the path of the winding bar in the event that it may slip-stand to the side of it.
Its success comes in standing in the path of reform and saying no.
So if you're too hot, you might want to consider standing in the path of a gargantuan laser.
A weirdly dangerous episode for a picture book, but in it I see a hint of the lone citizen standing in the path of the tank.
In the end, the loyal precaution (if such it was) failed to work, since enduring the wrath of Henry VIII was only marginally less injurious to health than standing in the path of an oncoming tube train.
CONCORD, N.H. -- The last man standing in the way of Donald Trump's increasingly viable path to the Republican presidential nomination may not be one of his 2016 rivals, but rather a reassuring face from the GOP's recent past: Mitt Romney.
The intended receiver was Wilson, but Ware was standing tall in the path of the pass and grabbed it for the easy interception.
"For my mother," Ms. Riva writes in her biography, "Marlene Dietrich: By Her Daughter" (Ballantine), "Hemingway was the dashing War Correspondent in the turned-up-collar raincoat; the Hunter, shotgun cocked, standing strong in the path of a charging rhino; the Lonely Philosopher of the bleeding hands clutching his fishing line".
The mental image of Mel and Sue, heroes both, standing defiantly in the path of a vast column of money-filled cakes, though it never existed in reality, will soon be as iconic as Tank Man's resistance to the totalitarian state of China.
Currently standing directly in the path of this celluloid juggernaut is a certain Tom Cruise, whose fifth Mission: Impossible film is set to make its debut in cinemas precisely seven days later.
