Sentence examples for being at the front from inspiring English sources
Being able to understand and create for this audience means being at the front lines of trends, and being at the front lines of innovation," said Robbins.
"At the end of the day it is all part of being at the front and being pushed by thousands of people.
This bearing, being at the front end of the motor, was the one that always burned out, because the oil didn't reach it when the car was climbing hills.
"Managers can only benefit from riding shotgun with someone with experience of making decisions, being at the front end of change, dealing with headcount reduction, staying resilient, and so on".
There was no escape – because they were playing through the club soundsystem, with speakers in all four corners of the room, going to the back was as bad as being at the front.
Mazzetti observes that the C.I.A., playing catch-up through so much of the Arab Spring, has turned a perilous corner, where a new generation at Langley much prefers "the adrenaline rush of being at the front lines" hunting and killing to the more patient, tedious, "gentle" work of intelligence gathering and espionage.
"They're at the front line.
O.K., I'm at the front door.
