Sentence examples for created front from inspiring English sources

Since the fighting had erupted, the rebels had created front lines at these symbolic gateways.

In the scam exposed today, the launderers created front companies in the UK which carried out massive phoney business deals between themselves.

In the past week this storyline has created front pages and numerous headlines, and Julie Hesmondhalgh who plays Hayley has welcomed the conversation that this storyline is creating, and so do I.

Citing an "informed source," the paper said an investigation into the group's activities "over years" revealed that they had held secret meetings, collected classified information and created front organizations to raise money that they sent to the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, the paper said.

Two government officials said Iraq has successfully created front companies that are now being used to purchase and smuggle into Iraq equipment, weaponry and spare parts that are prohibited under the sanctions, including tires for Iraqi jets and transmissions for its tanks.

As part of that "strategy of moderation", Griffin has created front organisations, including The Countryman and Save Our Sterling, to campaign on specific issues, such as the farming crisis or the pound, in order to garner support and legitimise the BNP's agenda.

"We expect there'll be a lot of hats and jackets". Meanwhile, Williams's departure created front-page news in Cincinnati.

While Japan is ranked fourth in the world and reached the bronze-medal match at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, women's soccer has not often created front-page headlines at home or diverted attention from baseball and sumo wrestling.

For Longoria to blame the game's positive advancement, which has brought in new fans who view the game through an alternative lens and created front-office and scouting jobs for so many men and women who never would have dreamed in working in baseball just 15 years ago, is wrong.

Iran has tried to evade sanctions by creating front companies and renaming or reflagging its ships.

She added pivot hardware from Rixson, www.rixson.com, to create front and back doors that turn 90 degrees without side hinges.