Sentence examples for front and since from inspiring English sources
The house actually broadcasts a bland, styleless domiciliary arrogance, which says that this building has no front either because no one's welcome or else because everything faces the sea, that's the front, and since it's not your house why're you interested anyway?
Since the divers were stationary, their direction of travel could not give away which part of them was the front, and since they were kneeling their body shapes were about as un-seal-like or un-turtle-like as it is possible for a person to be.Some divers knelt alone.
When I first moved into the building in the Dark Ages (just kidding!), gentlemen tipped their hats to ladies as they greeted them in the elevator, everyone faced front, and since we had elevator men, no one was able to hold the elevator for an inconsiderate amount of time.
I thought I put on a good front and since the majority of the rash was on my chest and my shirt covered it, no one had to know.
The survey looked at a variety of aspects of the immigration debate, which has been front and center since the outcry over the separation of immigrant children from parents who were detained after coming across the border.
I believe I recognize a familiar dog in that blue Chevy out front, and also, since you're about the only one in here, I figure that's your vehicle, so I figure that I'll need to ask you where you happened to come across that dog".
There are mics in both the front and back, since the VIP will be doing all the talking.
And if they're smart, they'll put the hardware specs and capabilities front and center, since the 3DS can't match them there.
This constitutional question of when takings are "for public use" has been front and center since the Supreme Court's 2005 decision in Kelo v. City of New London, which allowed the city to take private homes for private development.
Granted, "very" limited time Pickle Fried Chicken on its own is a savvy marketing ploy, but the non-Colonel-focused PR blitz is a stray from a campaign that has been front and center since 2015.
To be fair, the redesign is all about putting the music front and center, since when you sign in you'll get an audio player at the bottom of every screen for queuing up music playlists, as well as a trending discovery pane which surfaces new music stories and content to check out.
