Sentence examples for a continued front from inspiring English sources
"Children are still bearing the brunt on many fronts and we have had to maintain a continued front line response to the humanitarian situation caused by conflict and displacement". said Dr. Haque.
Schlesien and Schleswig-Holstein were the only two vessels of the class to see continued front-line service in the Reichsmarine and later the Kriegsmarine.
After two years on the road with Late Of The Pier, Sam knew he didn't want to continue fronting a rock band.
Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton told the Boston Herald in September 2010 that Tyler believes he has the time and energy to continue fronting the band while also being a judge on American Idol.
If you've seen demonstrations of IBM's Pepper robot, you can see some of the company's ambitions to add more empathy and emotion to machines to make them more human-like, and this is a continuing development on that front. .
The shift in language, in comments by Deborah Hersman, the chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board, opened a new front in a continuing national conversation about a deadly habit that safety advocates are trying desperately, and with a growing sense of futility, to stop.
IPADL is also named as a defendant in the case, which represents a new front in a continuing legal battle between the two firms over ownership of the name.
Will Somalia be the next front in a continuing war on terror?
And many Republicans, from Newt Gingrich to John McCain, have argued that pressing charges against government officials would threaten morale and inhibit risk-taking at a time when the agency faces wars on two fronts and a continuing threat from Al Qaeda.
Suffering from diabetes and chronic arthritis during his later years, Basie continued to front his big band until a month before his death in 1984.
