Sentence examples for belongs front from inspiring English sources
Evans is a talent who belongs front of house.
To prepare for tomorrow's challenges, both climate mitigation and adaptation belong front and center on today's policy agenda.
On the inclusion and belonging front, Pinterest has put a good chunk of its resources toward ensuring an overall positive experience for employees, Morgan said.
But by the same token, the Bush and Cheney administration belongs in front of a war crimes tribunal.
Barrymore has her matter-of-fact sweetness and decency she always seems to be explaining to herself how the world works—and her Billie belongs in front of a sixth-grade class, not in Vegas.
Barrymore has her matter-of-fact sweetness and decency — she always seems to be explaining to herself how the world works — and her Billie belongs in front of a sixth-grade class, not in Vegas.
In a recent interview with The Washington Post, union chief Tony Clark said that while players have told him they barely recognize the game as its played now, the blame belongs to front offices that have intruded upon the strategy decisions that were once the province of uniformed personnel.
Osborne's self-congratulatory suggestion that the "father of democratic India" belongs in front of the "mother of parliaments" rather skips over Gandhi's dislike for the latter, dismissing it with his distinctive brand of misogyny as a "prostitute" and a "barren woman".
We make the final turn toward Petropavlovka, greeted by a sign-sculpture that literally looks like it belongs in front of one of the lesser Orlando theme parks.
