Sentence examples for front for him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kamphuis said Stophaus was not a front for him; he is merely acting as a spokesman.

So he hires young, blond Reed Albright Michael Ellisonn), a golden boy with a wife and two children, to front for him.

White House aides probably could have tried to sell the version of events Kelly told them to — it hinges upon how you define "credible," after all, and is refuted only by anonymously sourced reporting at this point — but they are apparently unwilling to front for him and make themselves vulnerable professionally.

It's not clear why Johnson was not found with the three others Oct. 4. Senator John McCain (R-Ariz). is threatening subpoenas to force the administration to be more forthcoming, which sets up another front for him to battle with Trump.

Several labor leaders cautioned that some individual unions in the alliance had urged the group to delay an endorsement long enough to see how well Mr. Kerry holds up over the next few weeks, because it is too late now for labor leaders to score points with Mr. Kerry by being out in front for him.

But some analysts warn that it is not going to be an easy ride on this front for him.

The candidates are just fronting for him.

"A big part of the answer is the people who were willing to be fronts for him".

In 1954 he won in the same category for "Roman Holiday," under the name of a friend, the British screenwriter Ian McLellan Hunter, who had fronted for him.

(Trumbo was finally given his award in 1975). In 1954 he won in the same category for "Roman Holiday," under the name of a friend, the British screenwriter Ian McLellan Hunter, who had fronted for him.

His characteristically pug defiance of authority is presented as wholly heroic, exemplified by his continuing to write during the blacklist under pseudonyms or with other writers fronting for him, and is rewarded in true Hollywood fashion, with quiet triumph and the humiliation of his enemies.