Sentence examples for front to provide from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there was plenty of quick ball for Martin Corry and his mates up front to provide the platform for Hodgson to pull the strings at will.
That is, hair cut short at the back, tapered slightly, a well-defined side parting, and left just long enough at the front to provide a floppy fringe in the heat of battle.
The domestiques fetch and carry food and drink, ride at the front to provide a slipstream and protection from winds.
But the private sector argues that companies need a return if they invest up front to provide clinical services and that some might be deterred from bidding if there was a profit cap.
The Germans dug a number of similar tunnels on the Vimy front to provide covered routes to front lines and large-scale protection for headquarters, resting personnel, equipment and ammunition.
The brigade had been severely depleted in reaching the position and at that point had only 1,040 fit men, so they were ordered to hold their position along the front to provide cover to troops of the US 126th Infantry Regiment, which was slowly moving towards the Soputa Sanananda Cape Killerton track junction.
She described the debate around illegal drugs use as an "incredibly important area of social policy" and said that Channel 4 aimed to put itself on "the front foot to provide some interesting and useful data".
Thus in spite of the transient three dimensional structure of a cellular detonation front, the frozen and equilibrium limit concept based on a global quasi-steady reaction zone thickness of the detonation front appears to provide a useful scheme to interpret the results.
Part of the plan is to rebuild the building's front stoop, to provide more space in the entrance hall.
A new structure is adopted in the analog front end to provide high common-mode rejection and to reduce interference.
The paper obtained evidence that the company was operating a slush fund through front companies to provide substantial treats and favours to Saudi dignitaries.
