Sentence examples for a serious front from inspiring English sources

At The Huffington Post, he used search optimization to create a gaudy funhouse behind a serious front page.

She maintains that men make lousy real estate brokers because they do not pay attention to their clients' wish lists, which in her case specified a driveway (she kept getting parking tickets in Prospect-Leffert Gardens), a serious front porch and closet space for a family of eight.

At 10 and 11 p.m., Smalls Jazz Club, 183 West 10th Street, West Village, (212) 252-5091, smallsjazzclub.com; $20. (Chinen) Mike LeDonne's 5LIVE (Friday and Saturday) Mike LeDonne, an earnest and articulate pianist, presents a hard-bop unit with a serious front line, consisting of the alto saxophonist Vincent Herring and the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt.

would also have included some music references to his web site, given he once was half of Sonny & Cher, but there are no such links: Bono is not buying into the retrochic but keeping a serious front as a politician.

Already a serious front runner for the finale, Archuleta looked smooth and confident and YET also boyish and wholesome and excited to be there and all those other puppy dog, Tiger Beat qualities viewers will love.

Both actresses are adept at playing the more bizarre customers who visit the shop, and, on a more serious front, Ms. Chesser beautifully underplays the recurring role of the prisoner, through whom Angie finds much of the courage she needs to trust her gifts and believe the writer's voice within her.

Whatever happens with Judy's Book, it's clear Sack is getting some serious front line experience and his transparency is admirable.

JERUSALEM, Thursday, July 13 — The Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah surprised Israel with a bold daylight assault across the border on Wednesday, leading to fighting in which two Israeli soldiers were captured and at least eight killed, and elevating recent tensions into a serious two-front battle.

Generally speaking though, I tend to the view that page 1 corrections or apologies ought to be reserved for rectifying only the most serious front-page foul-ups.

That is some serious front-row grunt.

"He's got a serious ticket in front of him.