Sentence examples for tried to get in front from inspiring English sources

Nikica Jelavic scuffed his shot as he tried to get in front of Thiago Silva and the ball rolled on to the hapless Marcelo, who accidentally shinned it past the hopelessly wrong-footed Julio Cesar and into his own net.

We already saw how Valve tried to get in front of Epic's announcement that it was lowering its platform fees.

While Dave Alley and Shannon Hogan were on the air from McCovey Cove with no security, Giants fans kept interrupting and tried to get in front of the camera.

Congressional Republicans are trying to get in front of the problem.

"We found ourselves thinking we should try to get in front of this before it suddenly becomes an issue".

Apparently concerned that another team was going to try to get in front of them, the Browns made the move to select Alabama running back Trent Richardson.

Commissioner Bud Selig is "trying to get in front of the issue," said Andrew Zimbalist, a sports economist at Smith College who has written often about revenue sharing.

"I've been around a cycle or two, and I thought I'd try to get in front of the problem".

"We literally ran from Nostrand Avenue up to 55th Street behind the crowd, trying to get in front of them, yelling, 'Don't do this, don't do this,'" Mr. Monrose said.

Mr. Jobs's statement drew criticism from some competitors, who argued that he was simply trying to get in front of a shift in industry strategy and claim credit for it.

As the crew had set up for the boar scene, a nearly toothless man driving a beat-up Honda stacked with Twinkies and Valvoline made a U-turn to try to get in front of the cameras.