Sentence examples for front named from inspiring English sources

BMW, it emerged yesterday, paid the trifling sum of €299 to get the current cold front – named "Cooper" to advertise its Mini – before it started claiming lives.

The al-Qaeda-linked rebel group in Syria, al-Nusra Front, named the man as Abu Suleiman al-Britani.

An al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, the al-Nusra Front, named the man as Abu Suleiman al-Britani.

After the declaration of war on Nazi Germany by the United Kingdom and France, in the aftermath of the German invasion of Poland, nine months of stalemate took place along the Western Front named the Phoney War.

With the patrimonial structure of the jihad, though, in time certain commanders became associated with fronts, and so, confusingly, there are also fronts named after individuals or even institutions.

(On this front, names are named. The critique isn't passive aggressive, it's direct).

People, in handcuffs on their front lawns, named names.

The man that seems to be out in front is named Austin.

The front end, named Reconnoiter, performs various forms of trend analysis and visualises monitoring state.

An al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, the al-Nusra Front, had named Majid by an alias - Abu Suleiman al-Britani.

On the competition front, he names the likes of Nielsen, YouGov, Comscore, Kantar, GfK and Simmons.