Sentence examples for forefront it from inspiring English sources

To me it's at the forefront, it feels like Def Jam.

But newly minted or organically grown, unless someone rises to the forefront, it seems unlikely that the new downtown cultural complex, for all the worthiness of its eventual artistic offerings, will make much of an impact beyond itself.

With the millions of dollars and athletes high profile in the forefront it is no wonder why cheating can be so tempting.

You're the Worst goes a step further than dragging serious issues to the forefront: It puts forward the notion that there isn't actually a set solution.

It was like a new breed of artists coming through with him at the forefront: it was Jodeci, 112, and then Usher.

And without the radioactive Ahmadinejad at the forefront, it may yet be possible to find a rapprochement between America and Iran, of the sort that President Obama had vowed to seek nearly four years ago.

The Arab Spring has brought it to the forefront, where it should be.

MAPLE is one of the state's initiatives to ensure that it remains at the country's forefront when it comes to education innovation.

Mr Williams said: "Wales remains at the forefront when it comes to mobile-only homes and it is encouraging to see rural Wales leading the way in smartphone ownership, a trend set to continue with the imminent rollout of 4G services across the UK".

But the very polyglot crowd at her short but packed-out showcase implied that K-pop has crossed the finish line into an established genre in America, and her bemused, sassy and urbane presence should keep her at the forefront of it (even if her set looked like it was almost entirely lip-synced, which is standard protocol for much pop anyway). .

"It would be great if Lancashire was at the forefront of it and I didn't have to move my family away".