Sentence examples for front to avoid from inspiring English sources

Businessmen were extorted, effectively paying ransoms up front to avoid being taken hostage.

Leaders try to stay at the front to avoid attacks and mass crashes.

All the main contenders will need to keep up near the front to avoid getting left behind in such circumstances.

"A race becomes nervous when everybody wants to be in the front to avoid crashes ahead of them and they're all fighting to be up there," he said.

"Leagues have learned that it's important to do your due diligence up front to avoid issues where an owner isn't a good fit financially or in terms of his personality," he said.

The types of contracts he has written — long-dated stock-index put options and credit-default swaps — are relatively straightforward, and he collects premiums up front to avoid the danger of trading partners running short of cash.

The representative at Amazon is saying that Signal is violating the terms of service by using domain fronting to avoid censorship.

The announcer cautions the members of the audience in the front rows to avoid eating during the competition.

Second, the many rapidly accelerating buses reinforce the need to sit near the front door to avoid falling as the bus starts up.

Lib Dem sources say that there were suggestions that Clegg take part, in order to present a united front and to avoid rumours about his absence.

As officers arrived, Mr. Ogarro's captors told him to show them a way out of the house and he led them through the front door to avoid the police.