Sentence examples for thought in front of from inspiring English sources

That brownish clump of seaweed (or so you thought) in front of you suddenly sits up, utters a rather sad little bark, and slumps down again to the sand.

He pauses for thought in front of the trunk before adding, deadpan: "It's very big, isn't it?

He spoke with much thought in front of his locker in the clubhouse, long after most of his teammates had left.

The photographer Mark Seliger credits her for helping him capture a moody, backstage atmosphere in a portrait he shot of Bruce Springsteen lost in thought in front of an abstract wall of smoky gray — one of his personal favorite images.

"I think 'S' in front of a number usually signifies a sports model, which means water-resistant," she offered.

That's why most footballers are at their most vulnerable when they have time to think in front of goal.

This is partly a matter of temperament: she doesn't think on her feet; she thinks in front of a keyboard.

My divorce involved the kind of pain that makes you think walking in front of a train would be a piece of cake if not for your responsibilities.

With more matter-of-fact candour Bayliss said: "We've got two or three guys who at this stage we think are in front of Liam.

"The hard part, I think, is in front of us, and that is stabilizing these areas, consolidating our gains, getting people back into their homes," General Joseph L. Votel, who heads Central Command operations, candidly told the conference.

I think being in front of a big auditorium, live, generates more adrenaline.