Sentence examples for fore through from inspiring English sources

Miss Sapiro, a member of the com ipany rapidly coming to the fore through her strong classic tech nique, offered a perfectly danced performance that was tempered by highly effective softness and detachment.

(Cotter) ★ Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Fore' (through March 10) In 2001 the Studio Museum in Harlem opened a dynamite group exhibition called "Freestyle," which turned out to be the first in a series of shows introducing emerging artists of African-American descent.

(Smith) ★ Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Fore' (through March 10) In 2001 the Studio Museum in Harlem opened the dynamite group exhibition "Freestyle," which turned out to be the first in a series of shows introducing emerging artists of African-American descent.

(Smith) ★ Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Fore' (through March 10) In 2001 the Studio Museum in Harlem opened a dynamite group exhibition called "Freestyle," which turned out to be the first in a series of shows introducing emerging artists of African-American descent.

Despite some good-looking play early from Dortmund in Bayern's half, usually through the speedy Marco Reus or the majestic touch of Mario Götze, Bayern moved to the fore through a continued peppering of half-chances that littered Roman Weidenfeller's goalmouth throughout the first 45 minutes.

It wasn't the only time politics came to the fore through the evening: the cast and crew of Sweet Country, like many actors and industry professionals who walked the Aactas red carpet on Wednesday night, wore blue ribbons as part of a campaign to bring all asylum seeker children detained on Nauru to Australia.

It was also here that Depp's troubled relationship with fame came to the fore, particularly through his relationship with Moss and his ownership of the Viper Room, the club outside which the actor River Phoenix died from an overdose in 1993.

The ARAS projects in part to the basal fore-brain through the hypothalamus by its ventral pathway, as shown in Figure 3. Several pathological studies showed a high rate of basal forebrain lesions in humans who died after head injuries [ 82], and we found that hypothalamic and basal forebrain lesions were associated with poor outcomes in TBI patients [ 32].

He drops his club over his shoulder after the follow-through, screams FORE!!! in the trenchant style, then sing-songs a very lyrical "What is tha-aaa-tttt?!" He's more amused at the sheer berserk nature of the ball's flight than annoyed.

For submarine movie fans like us, this self-guided tour from fore to aft through the nation's first nuclear-powered submarine (launched in 1954) was a must.

She said: "People driving through Fore Street are creating a bit of wake, making some waves that have gone into shops".