Sentence examples for back into the forefront from inspiring English sources
"He's helped bring Harry and the Black Beast back into the forefront".
Since the first debate, major developments have thrust foreign policy back into the forefront of the news.
But it is the book's lengthy passages about Iraq, coming at a time when the end of America's combat role there has pushed the conflict back into the forefront of American consciousness, that strike the most emotional chords.
When he was elected in 1976, he pledged to put concern for human rights back into the forefront of American foreign policy after the heyday of Mr Kissinger's realism.
This time around, they've done it despite major injuries that have put players such as 43-year-old Teemu Selanne back into the forefront - the future Hall-of-Famer has responded by putting up four points for his club.
Long before the Cole, the principle had forced its way back into the forefront of concern among American security and intelligence specialists after a decade of terrorist bombings of American targets that have caused widespread death and destruction.
Yet with D'Antoni gone and Anthony back in the forefront, Lin may never get the same opportunities to shine.
The announcement of the similar Apple TV a few months back shot Roku into the forefront again as they will be competing for the same market.
PAGE A27 SPORTS PANTHERS RIDE ARM AND HAND Back Into N.F.L. Forefront The quarterback had the type of ligament replacement surgery generally reserved for pitchers, and the star receiver punched a teammate and received a two-game suspension.
