Sentence examples for a huge front from inspiring English sources
"It's like having a huge front yard," Mr. Miller said.
The tribesmen attacked the enemy with small, highly mobile units, forcing it to defend itself along a huge front.
The Koppeises, who recently retired, are now ensconced in a renovated 1910 farmhouse with a huge front porch on Mill Neck Creek.
Here, Nissan's contribution is called the Navara, and it's essentially a truck version of the Pathfinder SUV, complete with a huge front grille, outsize wheel arches and lashings of chrome.
It has a huge front touchscreen, a SD/xD/CF reader and USB port, and a hidden paper tray that pops open when a print is about to emerge from the 800s warm, plastic womb.
It's a tad smaller in back than the S430 Mercedes-Benz (the only S-Class inexpensive enough, at $72K, to merit comparison with the 7 Series BMW), but the BMW has six cubic feet more trunk space, a huge front seat area and scads of headroom for almost any driver.
The Post, meanwhile, ran a huge front-page photo of Mr. Hevesi's head superimposed on the body of an infant clad in a diaper.
Israel's largest circulation daily, Yediot Ahronot, splashed a huge front-page headline over the interview with the ex-chiefs of Shin Bet, or the General Security Service.
A friend of ours bought an afternoon newspaper at a local kiosk last week and stopped in midsidewalk to examine a huge front-page phootgraph of Major Edward H. White leaving his Gemini space capsule a hundred miles or so above a very distinct planet called Earth.
The influential daily Bild, which generally supports Mr. Schröder, had a huge front-page headline today with the unemployment total and the question: "Chancellor, What Now?" A front-page article ended: "Chancellor, what are you doing for us?" The figures come on top of a budding scandal about the falsification of job-creation figures by state employment offices.
The New Yorker, June 19 , 1965P. 24 A friend of ours bought an afternoon newspaper at a local kiosk last week and stopped in midsidewalk to examine a huge front-page phootgraph of Major Edward H. White leaving his Gemini space capsule a hundred miles or so above a very distinct planet called Earth.
