phrase. 1 ahead of; 2 outside the entrance of; 3 in the presence of
He walked in front of the moving crowd. OR He got in front of the bad press.
He walked in front of the moving crowd. OR He got in front of the bad press.
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Why was Mary embarrassed in front of Jan Berry?
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Of what did the manager inform Gregor about in front of his parents.
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Why would the men of the tribe hold their weapons in front of them?
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What did Frog make for them while they sat in front of the fire?
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What was in front of the house?
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How does Merlin feel when Nynaeve confronts him in front of the cave?
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Sammy felt that being scolded in front of her friends was demeaning.
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Who threw himself in front of Ellukka to save her from a volley of ice spears?
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What was the surprising news that Emmy gave Joseph in front of everyone?
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He got in front of the bad press.
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Why did Oliver stand in front of his bedroom mirror?
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How did the monster act when it jumped in front of the van?
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What were the mice doing in front of the Littlest Pumpkin?
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What does Rob feel about the sign that's in front of where he lives?
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