Sentence examples for front to build from inspiring English sources
A previous owner had chopped down the majestic oak out front to build a circular driveway.
How many Chinese firms are ready to take the leap and make big losses up front to build their business is open to debate.
Sure they were tearing up the century-old garden out front to build a spa, but mostly the establishment would remain as it had always been.
Private companies put money up front to build a school or hospital, possibly also supply the staff to run it, then recoup the investment plus profit from a stream of payments from the taxpayer, stretching into the distant future.
EDF needs £14bn up front to build Hinkley's third plant.
Because Pixie uses an app, Pixie has a front to build to engender that relationship.
Just as our predecessors did 40 years ago, we will push on all fronts to build a better, even more ambitious and creative New York Times.
Portillo does reckon, however, that if there's an effort on all fronts to build more housing, whether privately or publicly-owned, it's possible prices will decline.
It's a long-distance marathon of challenges, even if you secure enough up front funding to build your gizmo.
The crowd out front begins to build about 4 30 p.m. or so, as peak tanning hours wane.
Phil Mickelson, playing this World Golf Championship event for the first time in five years, ran off three birdies in a four-hole stretch on the front nine to build a big lead and Matthew Fitzpatrick couldn't catch up.
