Sentence examples for to hold in front of from inspiring English sources

Denig loved the illusion of depth, but he hated the cardboard viewer, with its red and green lenses, that he had to hold in front of his face.

Or bring something up to hold in front of your chest, such as files or a bag, or wear a jacket.

Above the comments, I wrote "to read, hold in front of a mirror and read reflection".

Using a shield that Link can hold in front of him, hold down "R" to defend.

Mr. Sharpton said he wanted the debate to be held in front of a black audience in New York City before the primary on March 7.

The case is likely to be held in front of two judges at a specially convened election court in Dorries' constituency.

Later in the day, a larger protest organized by three animal rights associations is due to be held in front of Bilbao's bullring before the opening corrida of the city's annual festival.

Perry has plenty of others, little visual gags that include his "art quality gauge", a card to be held in front of a piece of art with the question: "Which location would it look most at home in?" and a scale of possibilities that ranges from "Mum's back bedroom" through "roundabout in Milton Keynes" to "Elton John's lawn" and "Tate".

Both King and Bachmann also promoted an event slated to be held in front of the Capitol next week, at which they'll hold a "Lincoln-Douglas-style debate" decrying the current reform effort.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 9 , 1959P. 33 Comment on the 2nd annual Salute to Spring ceremony held in front of the Public Library.

A common sight in malls, in pizza parlors, in Starbucks, and wherever else American teens hang out: three or four kids, hooded, gathered around a table, leaning over like monks or druids, their eyes fastened to the smartphones held in front of them.