Keith Waterhouse, whose 1959 novel, "Billy Liar," placed him at the forefront of a rising generation of working-class writers from northern England, and whose many plays, notably "Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell," made him a fixture in the London theater, died on Friday at his home in London.
Large numbers of women were among the crowd, which heard emotional speeches from many of the Muslim leaders who formerly praised the Taliban and who now are in the forefront of the rising Islamic political coalition that won 25percentt of the seats in parliamentary elections last fall.
Line as a company has been at the forefront of the rising profile of so-called 'over-the-top' (OTT) messaging services that have quickly grown in recent years.
In recent weeks, the Post's reporters were at the forefront of a rising demand that Trump disclose the whereabouts of some $6 million he'd promised to veterans charities.
Patient focused, cost-effective and at the forefront of prevention and early intervention, they are crucial to making the health service sustainable in the face of rising demand.
This year disabled activists were at the forefront of One Billion Rising: Revolution events in Budapest.
The arts, in general, have been at the forefront of the rise of crowds at the expense of experts: Since 2012, more money has gone to the arts through crowdfunding than the government-run National Endowment of the Arts.
It's the same reason Starbucks—at the forefront of the rise in popularity of the coffeehouse did so well: they offer a product to people who are willing to pay a little extra for something that brings a positive experience to their life.
Accordingly, continued pursuit of commercially viable cellulosic ethanol production remains at the forefront of biofuels research despite rising interest in hydrocarbon biofuels.
