Sentence examples for fronting a project from inspiring English sources

At yesterday's select committee hearing, the Charterists were represented by Jonathan Heawood, the man who is fronting a project Impress to set up a regulator that he believes will satisfy the charter criteria.

He is also fronting a project aimed at damaging the effectiveness of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

It's the first time Rönkkö and Turner have also fronted a project.

But Discovery does champion science programming, it has campaigned to end whaling, and it has deployed basketball star Yao Ming to front a project to save the rhino.

Despite fronting a charity project benefiting New Orleans, Clifton claimed to hate the town.

The Hellenberg house has been stripped of its much-altered brownstone front in a project designed by Steven Harris Architects.

He got the job, he said recently, because he was "hugely affordable," adding, "You don't want to front-load a project like this with a lot of unnecessary expense".

Why, he asked, "would urban customers continue to make the effort to visit on-reservation casinos of tribes like mine which are located far from urban areas?" Tom Gedes, an adjunct professor of federal Indian law at the University of the Pacific, called the Guidivilles' proposal a blatant example of "reservation shopping," where non-Indian developers seek out Indians to front for a project.

The patient opened the envelope in front of a project nurse who then made an appointment corresponding to the relevant group.

The Van Ness house next door is simpler, with four similar columns across the front, and a projecting rounded bay window on the first-floor porch, sheltered by the overhanging portico.

By the time you're reading this, you've no doubt heard that Miley Cyrus performed "Wrecking Ball" in front of a projected image of a giant kitten at Sunday night's American Music Awards.