Sentence examples for fore half from inspiring English sources

Forewing with apex distinctly darkened in fore half only.

Magennis should have had his hat-trick before fore half-time, but diverted Mark Connolly's header over when it seemed a goal was certain.

Female with fore tibia about half as long as femur, cerci distinct, reaching end of abdomen.

Veteran captain Victor Matfield and lock partner Bakkies Botha were to the fore, allowing scrum-half Fourie du Preez to send number eight Vermeulen over.

In 2011, that movement arrived at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan calling the masters of our universe "the 1%" and the rest of us "the 99%." Simply wielding those two phrases brought to the fore a set of previously half-seen realities -- the growing inequality gap in this country and the world -- and so briefly electrified the country and changed the conversation.

The articulated distal half of the right fore limb of PMOL-SGP A0100-1 is exposed in antipalmar view next to the skull of PMOL-SGP A0100-3.

And it was a characteristic inseparable from his skill at playing the news-media game, which kept him to the fore of the cultural stage for more than half a century.

Also, with more than half of this year's harvest destroyed, Fore said USAid is redirecting the $279m£15252) it had already committed to the country to address agriculture needs and other concerns.

They're jogging, a half-hearted fore-aft movement of the legs that has about as much in common with running as bowling".

"The two-and-a-half-milers have come to the fore.

This may be only half-true – identity comes to the fore with the persistent idea that Scotland is inherently more egalitarian than England – but Alex Salmond made a remarkable statement two years ago, in the referendum's consultation document, where he wrote, "Scotland is not oppressed and we have no need to be liberated.