Sentence examples for fore making from inspiring English sources
In "Age of Ultron," Whedon brings the background to the fore, making the Avengers' rescue of civilians a key subplot — indeed, a sine qua non for their mission.
There's the commonness of a teenage girl having a girl crush (thanks, Katy Perry, fore making that a pop-cultural talking point).
Today, the Met is at the fore, making opera globally accessible through our game-changing, live, high-definition transmissions, which have been seen by millions of people, in seventy countries.
He said he tried to bring the songs' original composers "to the fore", making an instrumental medley out of songs from Snow White and pumping Dumbo's Baby Mine full of vocal harmonies.
After Arafat Watch Ukraine Time to end a scandal Keep it simple Reprints Related items The Palestinians: Adieu, Arafat Oct 28th 2004 Israel's withdrawal from Gaza: Round one to the dovesOct 28th 2004One grim possibility on Mr Arafat's death is therefore that the divisions in Palestinian ranks will come to the fore, making the prospects for peace even worse.
What's different on you makes you special from everyone there- fore making you one of a kind!
In recent cases, economic considerations have come to the fore in making this determination.
Even if the 2016 Oscars had managed to include nods in leading categories for the films Beasts of No Nation or Straight Outta Compton, Salisbury says: "This 'whiteout' happening two years running has really brought it to the fore, and made people start to criticise the whole industry.
Mr. Trump, bring this relationship back to the fore and make it a priority.
"We are trying to get small and medium businesses that can provide employment, and put money in the pockets of Haitians," Fore said after making the announcement to a group of Haitians in New York, where she was making the rounds at the United Nations General Assembly.
Also, the second-row seats slide fore and aft, making more legroom for those in the third row (or those in the second).
