Sentence examples for designated front from inspiring English sources

The Italians had begun, naturally enough, in a mood of leisurely assurance, with Capello, Benetti and Mazzola building from the deep, and the designated front men, Riva and Chinaglia, regularly supported for once by Mazzola and the overlapping Facchetti.

There is no driver's seat or designated front or back; instead, there are two parallel benches with four seats apiece, facing each other, and an operator stands up on one side with access to a touch screen and a gaming joystick (no steering wheel or pedals in this thing).

These experts, on the other hand, tended to appear in only one episode each, in which they were assigned to help the designated front-runner in competitions ranging from organizing political rallies to producing campaign commercials and holding news conferences.

At a point when most Americans are not yet even paying attention to the 2004 race, you would think that a newspaper befitting of its mission to inform people would stop trying to restrict information flow to the public by eliminating candidates, their diverse platforms and their public stimulation of your designated front-runners in the presidential debates.

But the law authorizes the government to designate front groups, and it does so regularly.

Last month, the United States designated the front as a foreign terrorist organization, saying it was an alias for Al Qaeda in Iraq.

The 2,000 genes whose patterns exhibit the highest variation in the data were designated as front nodes.

The three sprout an abundance of their designated fruit from the front of their heads.

But while moving, the brittle star is able to designate a front, and act as if it is bilaterally symmetrical, Mr. Astley said.

The United States State Department has designated al-Nusra Front and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, fighting with the opposition, as terrorist organisations.

The radical al-Nusra Front, designated a terrorist organization by the United States, has emerged as a key player in the rebellion, lending more credence than in the past to Assad's allegation that extremists are participating in the revolt.