Sentence examples for front giving from inspiring English sources

It's also much wider at the front, giving the wearer a larger sweet spot when shooting.

That allowed Black to open a second front, giving him a way into White's position.

SOUND LEVEL Very loud in the barrooms up front, giving way to a contented roar in back.

A violent insurgency has rumbled on for decades, killing 120,000 people, but the agreement envisages the front giving up its demand for a homeland in return for autonomy and development.

The shorter pieces might be shaped into cornets at the front, giving a sense of a third dimension, or a black lace dress was short on one side and longer on the other, with smaller florals.

It's like a bloody thread linking the couple, as Helene suffers on the home front, giving birth during an air raid and subsequently protecting her little daughter during the war years.

Ironwork on the front gives it the look of a grand New Orleans home.

Koeman could do with cover up front, given Jay Rodriguez's injury problems.

Why don't they visit the front, give us a box of machine gun ammunition?" the disgruntled soldier asked.

And still the dirt there – and even more so on the western front – gives up its bones.

The dress itself, pleated down the front, gives the impression of gentle motion, like grass in the wind.