Sentence examples for a plan front from inspiring English sources

Finally, something that never made much sense to me is at least in the talking stages of being addressed ("Take the No.7 to Secaucus? That's a Plan," front page, Nov. 17).

It lacked a plan, strategy, front line or regular armies, but it had plenty of vandalism and ethnic hatred.The tragic absurdity of the war comes alive in the detail.

"Have a plan up front," he says.

"We had a plan in front of them until we finished up [fiscal year] '11.

It's time for them to go on offense by putting their own plan front and center.

With the stockmarket so depressed, the banks now face larger deductions from their capital bases.The reformers, on the other hand, have been pushing a tough new plan fronted by Hakuo Yanagisawa, Mr Mori's minister in charge of the bank clean-up.

"A Tamer of Public Schools Offers a Plan for New Orleans" (front page, Sept. 24), about the new superintendent, Paul G. Vallas, highlights some of the key socioeconomic barriers to reforming education in New Orleans.

Yes, experimenting is a good idea but having a solid plan up front will prevent a lot of problems when you decide to get it setup.

The redevelopment plans (front page, July 17) are all beautiful -- and painfully not our beloved towers.

The next mayor can keep architecture and planning front and center or risk taking the city backward.

"Senate Presses Administration for Iraq Plans" (front page, Nov. 16) demonstrates that President Bush failed to ask the tough questions before launching a pre-emptive attack.