Sentence examples for forefront running from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mirror has been in the forefront, running a "world exclusive" splash on Monday, "Maddie cops to start digging up resort".

The brilliant imagery that Google Maps has at its disposal is being pushed to the forefront, running along the bottom of the page.

It is a scare that the paper knows all about, having been in the forefront of running a series of articles over the years that urged parents to beware of the multiple vaccination and its supposed links to autism.

Cruz has been at the forefront of those claims, running a radio ad earlier this year in which he says: "If you are going to run in Texas, you can't be a liberal man.

Daniel Weiskopf, who runs Forefront's E.T.F.

Decades later she is at the forefront of the field, and running the only breast cancer clinic in Sudan and the Horn of Africa.

At the forefront was Run-D.M.C., a trio of middle-class African Americans who fused rap with hard rock, defined a new style of hip dress, and became staples on MTV as they brought rap to a mainstream audience.

"In an unfortunate way, but that's the way life is, it is all coming down to this vote around the guy who has been at the forefront of being a successful banker, running a bank that's still making money and somebody who speaks his mind," William Daley, who was JPMorgan's Midwest chairman until 2011, told Bloomberg Businessweek.

At the forefront is Clay McLeod Chapman, whose "Pumpkin Pie Show" (running at Under St. Marks) channels the spirit of H. P. Lovecraft.

There is a generation of disabled artists who have been in the forefront of arts activism who feel that time is running out for them.

Smartwatches, which (generally) connect to your phone to display notifications from apps running there, are likely to be in the forefront to begin with.