Sentence examples for front suggests from inspiring English sources

"Everybody stand up and move to the front", suggests Albarn.

The relative concentration of "background-corrected" Na, Ca, and Mg at the oxidation front suggests that smectite is the major clay mineral in the oxic soils.

Never has it seemed a more chaotic time at the boundary of Internet and "TV," as a recent triple play of news from the front suggests.

The confluence of factors arising from burgeoning data availability, open source, more affordable technology, and consumer demand for betterment on every front suggests it might be prime time for analytics teams.

"The fact that these wounds follow the same trajectory, from back to front, suggests the position of the victim in relation to the person shooting was always the same and the movement was minimal or nil," the report read.

But the editor-in-chief of news site Game Front suggests in this case real change - rather than lip service to the idea - is required.

Both brothers, as Richardson makes clear, were more fragile personalities than their public front suggested.

Molded-in lines grow thinner from rear to front, suggesting forward movement.

Or he lopped off the sleeves of a shirt or a blazer and attached them horizontally to the front, suggesting amputation.

As jumbled as any art fair booth, it nonetheless rewards the eye on almost every front, suggesting a broad artistic continuum that renders labels moot.

Nevertheless, he did keep stockpiles farther back from the front, suggesting he planned to use them if the battle did not go as he expected.