Sentence examples for front of words from inspiring English sources
THE SETTING: The front of Words, chairs arranged in a circle where the New Fiction and New Non-Fiction tables usually stand.
Wayne wouldn't allow it, so the name was changed to Barter 6 (because Bloods put the letter "B" in front of words beginning with C).
After a day in front of words, only some of which are making it onto the page in a way that pleases me, I'm more inclined to wind down with Stranger Things, or a podcast and some baking.
This is not a game that tries to be cool by sticking "dark" in front of words.
We don't fluster if the real definition of our phone is "a robot with human appearance". Put "trans" in front of words however, and reactions vary; transact, trans-fat, transform, transvestite, transhuman... only one failed spell-check.
Place the plus and minus symbols in front of words you want included or excluded from your search results.
Then, one day, as he was talking about the importance of context in the deployment of obscenity, something in him snapped, and he suddenly launched himself upon a stream, an ocean, of appalling language: words used among soldiers, words preferred by musicians, words you might speak in front of friends, words you could possibly use — but maybe not — in front of your mother.
You could put the word "creeping" in front of the words "Dame Vera Lynn" and see her become a pariah overnight.
Yet it is also true, surely, that the Patriots cut ties with Hernandez so abruptly in order to insure that every major headline that day and the next would include the word "former" in front of the words "Patriots tight end charged with murder".
In paragraph 2, line 4, I suggest replacing the words 'for itself and' by the words 'of capital punishment in', and in paragraph 8, line 3, inserting the word 'affected' in front of the word 'children'.
Posing in front of the words Gran Teatro Nacional - its golden letters hanging on the wooden wall - six-year-old Alejandra tiptoes like a ballerina as her mother takes her photo.
