Sentence examples for front remarks from inspiring English sources

Alan Wolfe, in a piece called "The Home Front", remarks on American pragmatism and, Jerry Falwell's crowd aside, a notable lack of hysteria.

The woman cutting up its front-parts remarks: "This animal dies when it's in the pot".

Davies, who was once again positioned away from the front line, remarked, "a diversion was made by Sherman in favour of General MacClernand who had gained some advantage.

The woman cutting up its front-parts remarks: "This animal dies when it's in the pot". Biodiversity served up in all its gory detail.

Vinny Stigma, guitarist for legendary New York stalwarts Agnostic Front, once remarked in an interview that the Rat had the most violent dance floor he'd ever witnessed.

All of Tehran's daily newspapers Thursday had front-page remarks by Khamenei who said a big turnout would be a "slap at the face of arrogance" - a reference to the U.S. and other Western powers.

Appearing on the same program recently, he disavowed his own remarks (front page, April 24).

And they once again overshadowed a trip that was designed to show his dexterity on the foreign policy front, as his remarks put him in the choppy crosscurrents of Israel-Palestinian affairs where American presidents have often served as mediators.

A visiting coach from a college football team in Japan, who is spending the season with U.S.C., was invited up front for motivational remarks, which he delivered in Japanese and the few English words at his disposal.

"The political combinations upon which a united front depend," Hitler remarked to me, "are too unstable.

Rose said he looked at McIlroy's score on the front nine and remarked to his caddie, "It's amazing how the cream always rises to the top".