Sentence examples for forefront back from inspiring English sources

"Lots of people come up to me at gigs and start speaking to me in Swedish," says Cédric Steinmyller, the French producer who helped bring melodic house music to the forefront back in 2013.

Such schemes are already reaping rewards, particularly in the voluntary sector, which has been at the forefront of developing back-to-work and early-intervention programmes.

And in races where guns did rise to the forefront, candidates who backed stricter gun laws prevailed.

But it was a group of women who were at the forefront of programming, because back then it often involved plugging in wires and throwing switches.

"He was always at the forefront of trends, right back to the Little Richard days and into the funk era, when he released some really revolutionary records".

In retrospect it could be seen that he was on the forefront of a trend back to realism and narrative that would grow throughout the 70's and blossom in the 80's.

Analysts said Friday's government report on employment, which usually adds a cautious tone to trading, would return to the forefront but took a back seat to gyrations in equities yesterday, as it did in Monday's session.

Cohen began the research that propelled him to the forefront of this field back in the early 1990s.

So, I found myself in the back of Forefront somewhat emotionally numb from the week and fully ready to pick apart the church's predictability.

And in recent years, the NRA has been at the forefront of the push back against state and municipal efforts to enact their own minimum wage increases and paid sick day requirements.

As I sit here in the divine moment where circumstances pushed my opportunity to the forefront (instead of the back burner where I had willingly left it while I helped another someone else achieve their life goal); what I know for certain is that there is no other time but now to complete my work and fulfill my karmic destiny.