Sentence examples for front in the fourth from inspiring English sources
Once Shane Long took advantage of dazed defending to put Southampton in front in the fourth minute, an easy home victory looked inevitable.
When a team is in front in the fourth quarter, it is more likely to run down the clock with its trustworthy star halfback than aimlessly throw the ball downfield.
And, with the Foxes struggling to come to terms with the system, the visitors could have gone in front in the fourth minute as Murray swung over a free-kick and Marco Faraoni headed wide at the far post.
In an evenly-matched first 45 minutes of few chances, Iain Russell almost fired Queens in front in the fourth minute when his shot struck a post while Fontaine' header from a Scott Allan corner was knocked off the goal-line.
On the front foot in the first half with one superb through-ball to Sterling.
His error had allowed Kansas City to move in front in the eighth, 3‐2.
Pretty much a lone wolf up front in the first 45.
Hall burst out front in the first mile, dropped back, then recaptured the lead by the halfway point.
After the former Islanders forward Viktor Kozlov tied the score in the second period, Brooks Laich put the Capitals in front in the third.
Rosie the Riveter national park in Richmond, over the bay from San Francisco, tells the story of America's home front in the second world war.
"For example, in the book, Hitler complains that parliamentarians didn't fight on the front in the First World War," Hartmann said.
