Sentence examples for for homefront from inspiring English sources

The $6.9m £4.2m) No 5 debut for Homefront is classic ballpark opening weekend for a Statham headline role (let's discount The Expendables and other ensemble credits).

"We expect 2013 and 2014 to be tough years in fund-raising," said Amy Palmer, chief programs and field operations officer for Operation Homefront, a nonprofit based in San Antonio that aids military families.

Again, it was a dismal showing for the homefront.

He does fundraising shows for Operation Homefront, a nonprofit dedicated to helping wounded warriors.

Miller Lite is promoting Veteran's Day in a significant way this year, with a goal to raise $500,000 for Operation Homefront, a nonprofit that supports needy U.S. troops, wounded soldiers and their families with emergency and morale assistance.

Shooters are the way they are because nobody showed up for Haze, or Homefront, or Kane & Lynch nobody went to bat for what made those games important, and now we're stuck with Call of Duty.

CONNIE MERCER is the president and chief executive of HomeFront, a nonprofit service agency for the poor and the near-poor, and after years of helping homeless women and children she began to notice something new: men coming in with their children, men with mistakes and lost years behind them, without much in their pockets, but with a desire to keep their children and to give them a home.

Most historians sharply criticize Davis for his flawed military strategy, his selection of friends for military commands, and his neglect of homefront crises.

Up next for Ryder is "Homefront," co-starring James Franco, Jason Statham and Kate Bosworth.

Maybe this year we'll jab triangle to weep openly, or mash circle to leap onto the casket as it's lowered into the ground, thumping the lid while wailing, "Why, God, WHY?" (Even then, it's never going to top THQ's Homefront for weapons-grade crassness; one scene invited players to "press X to jump in mass grave").. Homefront's mass grave scene.

They were the swinging, sassy voice of the homefront for U.S. service personnel overseas during World War II, singing catchy hit tunes such as "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" and "Rum and Coca Cola" that delighted Americans and catapulted the Andrews Sisters to the very top of the pop charts.