Sentence examples for fore was from inspiring English sources

Both Maria and Blanca stepping to the fore was great, but sadly each new body either replaces an old one or pushes it further down a hole.

To the fore was Moeen Ali, the most felicitous of strokemakers once he is established at the crease, but often the most fallible in his first half-hour.

"Tracing the Fore" was removed last week, pulled from the ground by a big yellow excavator as passers-by cheered and complimented members of the removal crew on their efforts.

What most struck me about "Longtime Companion," even beyond the tragedy at its fore, was the network of friendships and its depiction of a culture I longed for without knowing it.

In recent years, what came to the fore was horrific waste, not merely of material resources but of authentic and exhilarating artistic talent — that of Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale, "Big Edie," who was nearing eighty at the time that the film was shot, and was living with her daughter, "Little Edie," then near sixty, in a dilapidated mansion called Grey Gardens.

But the only number in which her personality came fully to the fore was an answer song (with her original lyrics) to the Willie Nelson-Julio Iglesias duet "To All the Girls I've Loved Before," as it might be sung by Dolly Parton and Charo.

And what this movement is bringing to the fore is that the social infrastructure matters, too".

Ms. Fore is the first woman and Mr. Chan the first Asian, to lead the board.

One of these would surely come to the fore were Mr Berlusconi to go.

Yet growing numbers of Africans, with a burgeoning educated middle class to the fore, are calling for such things.

What Mekas catches and brings to the fore is the humanity of the filmmakers he writes about.