Sentence examples for front of the return from inspiring English sources

The wedge forms just in front of the return man.

— KEVIN MCKENNA Mr. Romney's 2010 income was actually higher than the front of the return indicates.

That's because the profits go on the front of the return as part of your adjusted gross income, while the losses show up two pages later as itemized deductions.

"All that they will need to do is, in effect, check a box on the front of the return," Pickering said.

The small, shabby Ciney is ludicrously decorated with the "palm of welcome" which are small uprooted trees, stuck in the cobblestones in front of the returning man's home.

Ryan dropped back and threw to his left but Berry, Kansas City's standout defensive back, stepped right in front of the pass, returning it 99 yards for the score.

For the TV industry, the ghost of viewing past – in the form of extended families slumped in front of the telly – returns on Christmas Day, as it's one of the rare times nowadays that millions watch the same show at the same time.

Although the bronze statue of Joao Ferreira do Amaral, the governor who made Macao independent by driving out Chinese officials, still dominates the esplanade in front of the Lisboa Hotel, the returning Chinese rulers have, not remarkably, given notice that the monument will come down when they take over.

Thousands of years after those water molecules last melted, they fall off the front of the glacier and return home.

Waiting lists, irksome to British patients, were viewed as an advance on a system where the well-off push to the front of the queue in return for generous backhanders.Politically, the vogue for NHS-inspired health care could suit Britain's governing coalition, because it alleviates the bad news about domestic failures.

Rolls-Royce Ltd. supervised the construction and supplied AP Films with a genuine radiator grille for close-up shots of the front of the car; in return, the company stipulated that a Spirit of Ecstasy be fitted to the chassis and that references to the brand name in character dialogue avoid abbreviations such as "Rolls".