Sentence examples for a principal front from inspiring English sources

Even when buildings occupy a full block, they usually present a principal front, with lesser designs on the rear and sides.

Is there anything you'd take back -- perhaps your firing of a principal in front of PBS cameras?

The building itself is of considerable extent, and its principal front handsome and imposing.

In recent weeks, the siege of Misurata has been fought on four principal fronts — the one here is to the city's west.

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Although most American drug offenders are white, African American communities have been and continue as the principal "fronts" of the drug war.

Larry Fishman, a principal of Ocean Front Acquisitions, seemed resigned to the status quo.

School district planning teams need teachers and principals front and center.

The young violinist said he would "like to keep moving -- to a first violin chair up front, a principal, first chair, maybe even concertmaster".

Indeed, Washington has been making great strides on the public-diplomacy front: a principal benefit of having special envoys to Israel and the Palestinian territories and to Afghanistan and Pakistan is that it has freed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to make more high-profile trips to East and South Asia, where she has been, in effect, competing all the while with China on the public stage.

As President Bush's White House counsel, Alberto R. Gonzales has been a principal architect on both fronts.