Sentence examples for front referred from inspiring English sources

The concept is associated with characteristics of the reactants velocity at the vicinity of the flame front, referred to as the edge velocity.

One of Fawstin's Twitter followers posted a comment saying his favorite drawing at the event was "the two chalk lines out front," referring to the bodies of the two gunmen.

Carton de Wiart began World War One on the East Africa Campaign, but longed for action on the Western Front, referring to his initial posting as like "playing in a village cricket match instead of in the Test Match".

Carton de Wiart began World War One fighting in Somaliland against the followers of Muhammad Abdullah Hassan – leader of the Dervish state – but longed for action on the Western Front, referring to his initial posting as like "playing in a village cricket match instead of in the Test Match".

The term "in front" refers anything plugged into the main input of the amp, which in this case would exclude anything plugged into the FX loop.

Methods that compute nodes in the same order as they are reached by the front, are referred to as front tracking methods.

The Daily Mail's front page referred to him as "a baby-faced loner who rarely leaves his bedroom".

The poor acceptable sweeping efficiency and its unlikeliness to develop a miscible front were referred as primary reasons of such deterrence (Cuthiell et al. 2006; Chukwudeme and Hamouda 2009).

In the text this wave-front is referred to as the 19/21 wave-front.

The former Florida governor Jeb Bush, one of the Republican front-runners, referred to those conditions the other day when he said that a candidate shouldn't need a billion dollars to run (this is the obscene amount that Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, give or take a few million, each spent in 2012) while announcing that he'd already set a record for fund-raising in the first hundred days.

Almost every front page refers in some way to Green's howler.