Sentence examples for forefront of this wave from inspiring English sources

At the forefront of this wave of optimism in Sunderland are the promoters behind the annual Split Festival, dubbed 'the Glastonbury of the North East' by music critics.

A great uncle of mine, Simeon Booker, had been in the forefront of this wave, as the first African American reporter hired by the Washington Post, in 1952.

San Francisco Ballet (SFB) may well be at the forefront of this new wave.

Zhu Pei is one architect at the forefront of this new wave.

The Ukes have been at the forefront of this third wave, and have had a wonderful time touring the world, making albums and pursuing side projects.

Today, more than 100 women at the forefront of this new wave of economic growth gathered at the 2013 White House Women's Leadership Summit on Climate Change and Energy to discuss an even brighter future for clean technology in America.

"It's so awesome to be at the forefront of that wave and that energy and just being able to channel that which I found mildly horrifying – all of the crazy attention on me – and doing something good with it," she said.

Dr. Grandin is in the forefront of a wave of researchers who are changing breeding and handling.

Now, he and his two partners in Kings County Distillery are at the forefront of a wave of small-batch brewing of spirits in the city, particularly in Brooklyn.

He is at the forefront of a wave of young drivers who could transform the sport in the coming years as a generation of champions nears the end of their careers.

Early on he helped put Toyota at the forefront of a wave of automobile production in Japan, pushing it to bolster its lineup, first by adding compact vehicles and sports cars in the 1960s and 1970s.