This kind of display, known as "front-of –the store" attention, is greatly coveted by publishers because it helps books get discovered, driving sales.
Before the NPG, a place he first worked as front-of-house assistant in his early 20s, he spent two years at the Met in New York.
Fei is speaking in the echoing marble-clad foyer of this 65,000 sq m space as front-of-house staff prepare the 2,000-seat 2,000-seat for this evening's performauditoriumoroughly Modern Millie.
He used to compile the mixtapes which they used as front-of-house music before his shows, and these were usually made up of songs you felt you ought to know but didn't.
Every month, Mr. Schaublin functions as front-of-the house, while Ms. Mouzarkel blends culinary tricks gleaned from her travels to Italy, along with her Lebanese-Welsh roots, into a distinctive menu that hews to a Lebanese axiom: "Good food is good for your body, but it's better for your soul".
Those elements of a theatre's design that serve primarily to optimize the experience of the audience are the house and the audience support facilities, which are generally referred to as "front-of-house" facilities (though, as with the word backstage, front of house does not necessarily indicate an actual physical location within a theatre building).
There is also room for growth; everyone on the management level started as front-of-the-house.
Information was considered as front-of-pack (FOP) if it was displayed in the principal field of vision (EC, 2008), which in turn was guided by the placement of product name and brand.
The wallpaper becomes translucent, and the swans are seen dancing behind the walls as well as in front of them.
