Sentence examples for to run in front from inspiring English sources

"It's crazy to run in front of my home crowd," he added.

"We were going to run in front of the bulls all the way," he added ruefully.

The striker found Marin, who had continued to run, in front of goal and he made no mistake.

(The deity says the answer is simple. The cat should have known better than to run in front of a car. It died because it was stupid).

The Lions won comfortably, 59-8, and the 27-year-old was clearly disappointed that he did not get to run in front of his home crowd.

The crowd start running, so I started running in the opposite direction of the armored cars, and this middle-schooler is starting to run in front of me.

I compared it to running in front of a snowball — you keep running and the snowball keeps getting bigger, and you get tired.

Institutions will be able to mask their identities to thwart the traders who guess what they are up to and run in front.

"Eureka!" That was the cry of the New York Times executive editor A. M. Rosenthal in early 1979, when he hit upon an idea for a new column to run in the front of the magazine.

With a few waves of the arm, Cheruiyot tried to make Keflezighi run in front, but Keflezighi refused.

The few who are great runners wait, each at his chosen spot, picking the moment to dash out and run in front of the bull's horns for as long as possible.