out front造句
1. Don't worry about your parents being out front tonight.
2. There's a blue car out front.
3. Hurry up! The taxi is out front.
4. I'll wait for you out front.
5. There's only a small audience out front tonight.
6. My girlfriend is out front this evening, so I shall hope to give a good performance.
7. As a civil rights leader, he was always out front.
8. Molly is very out front in talking about her mistakes.
9. We told him to wait out front with the engine running.
10. He cooked while she sat out front and waited tables.
11. There's a station wagon waiting out front.
12. Now what's going on out front?
13. That the police chief was parked out front?
14. There was some kind of commotion out front.
15. I washed up under a spigot I found out front.
16. The President had to be out front, leading the fight on the important issues.
17. Out front, stuck in the lawn by the walk, was a sign announcing that he took passport photos.
18. We're parked out front.
19. Should they stop because the people out front were drowning everything coming from the stage?
20. Alix was out front of the premises poking a flickering neon sign with a length of plastic tubing.
21. I stayed out front hoping to get another look at the girl if she came out.
22. In the tipping, he saw the headlights of a car pulling up under the canopy out front.
23. I drive down the strip past the car dealerships and the drive-in motels with their dusty swimming pools out front.
24. But then that funny copper, Malpass, had known I'd been out front on Sunday.
25. There is a Roman Catholic church with a Virgin Mary statue out front.
26. Primo pays his check, pulls on his sweater and walks out front.
27. The Stewarts live in a two-story house with shrubs out front.
28. Are you going to mail that in the mail box out front.
29. I had a note from Malcolm Harris who was out front and was very annoyed about it.
30. Luxor, built in the shape of a pyramid, complete with a sphinx out front.
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