Sentence examples for front and secondary from inspiring English sources
It was one of five category winners, with Ali Smith gaining the novel prize for How to be both; Helen Macdonald biography for her memoir H is for Hawk; Kate Saunders the children's book award for Five Children on the Western Front; and secondary school English teacher Jonathan Edwards won in poetry for My Family and Other Superheroes, a debut collection that has been a decade in the writing.
"The biggest concern is up front, and our secondary is also untested".
"You have to read the defensive fronts, linebackers and secondary almost like a quarterback.
In between the main and secondary fronts is a region (27≲y/d i ≲33) of dawnward ion flow.
There are clear oscillations in y ahead of both the main and secondary fronts associated with the electron flows driven by the BICI modes (Pritchett and Coroniti 2010).
There are strong enhancements in E y with width of 1 2 d i in y along both the main and secondary fronts.
In primary reaction, prostaglandin generations occur, which is followed by swelling in contralateral and front paws (secondary chronic arthritis) in which autoantibodies are generated [ 36, 43].
The defense is stout up front and flexible in the secondary.
To be specific, said Coach Paul Pasqualoni of Syracuse: "They've got the best quarterback in America, excellent running backs, an excellent tight end to replace Jeremy Shockey, a strong defensive front and linebackers, a deep secondary.
The tale is front-loaded with researched exposition and secondary characters straight out of old war movies (a "smart and sophisticated" S.S. officer with "a taste for evil," a British intelligence agent who says "tickety-boo").
Based on the assessment of existing interventions to improve discharge in practice, the authors would recommend the development and testing of unified, electronic referral and discharge systems co-developed between front-line staff from primary and secondary care, and the promotion of a culture of safety around discharge planning.
