Sentence examples for found on the front of from inspiring English sources

Hitting mute, a perennial necessity, is a simple shortcut: simultaneously press the two chrome buttons found on the front of one speaker.

His goal now, he said, can be found on the front of a penny.

J-1 travel signatures are found on the front of the DS-2019 in the lower right corner of the document.

The steel roller shutters found on the front of commercial supply shops along the Bowery were once a playground for graffiti artists.

A taste of the deranged intensity of the press onslaught on the Labour leader could be found on the front of the Daily Mail yesterday, which had him as a "Stalinist land grabber" over Labour's popular housing policies – as well as in Rupert Murdoch's leaked instructions to his British newspaper executives to be more aggressive in their defence of the government and attacks on Miliband.

The teachers writing the rubric imagined straightforward answers like "my favorite food is popcorn, which is salty" (two points!) and "I like apples, a sweet taste found on the front of the tongue" (three points!), a scoring system that worked fine at least until theory turned into practice.

By rank, a cardinal is like a U.S. senator or a general, a big-time leader you don't expect to find on the front of any war.

But while Russian media proclaimed victory on Tuesday morning, one of the best assessments of the situation could be found on the front page of online newspaper Gazeta.ru.

According to 5 News, the body of 39-year-old Brandon Price was found on the front porch of a duplex near the intersection of North 16th and North D Street.

The lifeless body of Christopher L. Hughes, 27, was found on the front steps of a home at around 2 15 a.m.

Governors are oftentimes found on the front lines of catastrophic situations".