Through the years they kept up a front of respectibility.
Hanchar recalled his aunt trying to keep up a brave front that night.
Or were they hoping to keep up a good front in hopes that the scandal would go away?
Officials struggled to keep up a brave front in the face of what President Bush condemned as "callous, cold-blooded killing".
In television interviews, Mr. Andrade tried to keep up a positive front, but he said that his party would peacefully accept a defeat if the results did not go his way.
The couple, both 35, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. Egan's father, after loading their 6-year-old daughter and 1-year-old twins into the family car, all the while trying to keep up a cheerful front.
Like most organs, kidneys have impressive reserves, and the slower they deteriorate, the longer they can keep up a good front, maintaining blood pressure, balancing the salt and electrolytes in the blood and, of course, producing about one to two liters of urine a day.
Driving home one night alone in his car, with no one to see, there was no need to keep up a brave front.
"She was a goodwill ambassador, their secretary of state... and she needed to keep up a great front, which was very expensive," Stephen Mahler told the jury in his opening statement.
If you're a band there's a degree to which you have to make a commitment to put forward a public image, and the only way you can do that is to keep up a personal front.
