Sentence examples for front on time from inspiring English sources

In exactly 12 months since construction started, the gallery has risen resplendently on the sea front – on time and on budget.

Republicans win, John Boehner is on the front of Time magazine.

Mitch McConnell wins, he's on the front of Time magazine.

I was never on the front of Time magazine, even though I was the first woman (speaker).

A year prior to her Vanity Fair cover, Laverne Cox, an African-American transgender woman who stars in the hit Netflix series Orange is The New Black, was pictured on the front of Time magazine.

And when, during the first days of the Administration, his mug appeared on the front of Time magazine next to the headline "The Great Manipulator," he breached the first rule of the Trump world: never overshadow the boss.

Ireland was recently featured on the front of Time, with the author of their cover story, suggesting the rest of Europe can learn from the "Celtic Comeback," as the publication chose to put it.

He could never seem to get his front foot down on time, making him late on fastballs and ahead of breaking balls.

With Ebola on the front pages, time to reflect on the context provided by Rick Wiles, the hardline evangelical and US talk show host.

From their early experiments in bone-rattling techno to their recent forays into maximalist pop, all of the duo's musical phases are simply new fronts in their war on time itself.

Russia's backing allowed Mr. Assad's forces to focus on one front at a time.