Sentence examples for called front from inspiring English sources

It's from a series called Front, meaning the seafront, but also because they are all fake family photos.

In Seattle's early years, First Avenue was called Front Street, and businesses catered to workers on the docks and industrial buildings and to sailors.

A retail development, called Front Street, is planned across from the convention center, though its construction has been delayed by disputes over contract details.

"We cannot compete with them," said Ermel Chavez, head of a group in northern Ecuador called Front for the Defense of the Amazon.

The front tracking method is based on piecewise constant approximations to Riemann solutions, called front tracking Riemann solutions, where continuous rarefaction waves are approximated by finite collections of discontinuities, so-called non-entropy shocks.

Each cadet was then called "front and center" to receive a badge of military rank, pinned in place by parents or siblings, duty stations were announced, commissioning scrolls presented, and first salutes delivered to a mentor of the cadet's choosing.

Traditional cameras and cameraphones use what is called front-side illumination technology.

But it was a while before typewriters began to type so you could see what you were writing as you were typing it, called front-face typing.

But a recent paper argues that they do indeed create inefficiencies and suggests a more fundamental reform to how markets operate in order to stave them off.* Flash Boys" took HFT firms to task for a strategy called front-running.

However, most motion controllers decouple the perceived visual space (which is behind the display) and interactive space of models in front of the display (so called "front-screen" in the following chapters).

This is called "front-loading".