Examples of using Front-row in English and their translations into Serbian
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A front-row seat?
I have two front-row!
Front-row tickets to the new Cirque.
I like front-row seats.
Yeah, but I didn't want a front-row seat.
Front-row tickets to a big concert.
Perhaps a front-row table?
Life is the only show that merits a front-row seat.
Yeah, I'm getting front-row seats tomorrow night.
Yeah. STOKES: Whoever called Sprig had a front-row seat.
You have front-row seats to the end of my marriage.
And we've got front-row seats.
I have got front-row seats to the annual shakespeare festival.
So here I go A front-row seat.
We have front-row seats for this theater of mass destruction.
He's given himself a front-row seat.
I had front-row tickets to Nugent, and he wasn't as loud as you.
I can get you a front-row seat.
WEB Ric Elias had a front-row seat on Flight 1549, the plane that crash-landed in the Hudson River in New York in January 2009.
In fact, I had a front-row seat!
Okay, i am the first person to concede that anything is possible in this universe, butclark kent lip-locked with another girl? chloe, i'm telling you, it was last tango at the talon. unfortunately, i had front-row seats.
Uh, Coldplay, andyou've got front-row tickets?
And you should have a front-row seat to the Lois matinée.
When I'm sitting there,applauding, from that front-row seat.
That Hank from Woodbury is sitting front-row center just trying to psych me out.
The time when any Park Ave. princess would trade her last Prada pochette for front-row seats to the best shows.
Maybe I pawned it for front-row tickets to Justin Timberlake.
All I can do is pace around, thinking through every awful eventuality, andmy son is trapped in a front-row seat for whatever happens.
Well, unless you're ready for a front-row seat to the apocalypse, I suggest we find it.
Well, so, she's gonna be constantly calling or dropping by, looking for answers,so there's a very good chance that she's gonna have a front-row seat for the final moment of humiliation.
