Sentence examples for sticks in front from inspiring English sources

"They're made to chant slogans, and anyone deemed an opposition supporter is singled out and beaten with sticks in front of the rest.

The result was a loud Florida celebration on the Wildcats' home field, a mob of blue jerseys under airborne lacrosse sticks in front of a silent crowd of more than 1,500.

The men, wearing skirts constructed from a colorful fabric strips, perform a stick dance (or maculelé) as they repeat a particular sequence: after lunging to one side, they hold their sticks in front of their bodies and bow their heads; then, opening their arms to either side, they shake their hips.

"Col", the pilot, has two control sticks in front of him to operate the plane that is flying thousands of miles from where he is sitting.

James Brown had got stuck in front of the James Brown display.

No. 1: Keep your walking stick in front of you.

Even the fire trucks, on call, got stuck in front of Bergdorf's.

Even James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, got stuck in front of an exhibit.

Foote followed him at 15:17 for holding Bobby Holik's stick in front of Roy's crease.

"You're stuck in front, with your knees up against your chest," Mr. Weideman says.

The door to the art department had an "f" stuck in front of the "a".