Sentence examples for fore i from inspiring English sources

"Still going, but I have to do a few things fore I leave.

There have been several volumes of poetry, one of which – Just Give Me A Cool Drink Of Water 'Fore I Diiie – was nominated for a Pulitzer.

And at a time when science was very much coming to the fore I think he find the theories about time gave him, let's say, a new look at life.

"Now this long-lasting disagreement has been brought to the fore I would again ask that any constituent with a concern about anything they read in the Echo please feel free to contact me directly," he said.

It was on Kensington Blues that the Fahey influence came to the fore: "I noticed that on a song like the Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick, Fahey was accentuating the downbeat," Rose observed.

There fore, I have always fought for a pluralist society". What is difficult, he says, is to sit down with a mini mum of prejudice and a maximum of scientific spirit and work out the factors which base decision that will be best for the ma jority of people.

As art fairs and festivals bring a cosmopolitan crowd to London and Paris, a different question comes to the fore: Is art now more fashionable than fashion?

That it ought to be called, and will be called, is seen so clearly, that I shall add nothing to enforce it--there-fore, I take it--that the propriety of calling a convention is not the question before us.

I had already on that first day started asking the names for things in Fore and I saw a frog and I pointed and the person said "dakwo".

I'm paying you to act like a ballplayer!" 5. Fore! OK, I've seen some pretty goofy video in my day, but this one is right up there.

Be fore this I hadn't.