Sentence examples for given front from inspiring English sources

In response to such campaign slogans, grim-faced young men, their chins jutting forward energetically, wave red flags displaying the Albanian eagle, while local Islamic community leaders are given front row seats.

In the American Catholic press, the migration was given front page coverage in diocesan newspapers.

The Beatles were given front row seats and were invited to meet the Maharishi in his hotel suite after the lecture.

The Atlantic's "The End of White America?" won't be the last time the changing demographic tone of the U.S. is given front cover status.

It also bothered me that my hometown paper, the Los Angeles Times, had relegated the story to the obit page, whereas it had given front page coverage to the widow of Christopher Reeve!

The mother in California, Nadya Suleman, was dubbed "Octomom" and has spawned bills limiting embryo implants; the mother in New York was dubbed 'miracle mom' and later given front page coverage in the New York Daily News, in an article headlined "6 in the City".

Thank goodness Andrew Wakefield's research was never given front-page credibility.

And, having been given front-row tickets because Billy likes to see "pretty women" up at the front, they got to shake his baby-soft hands.

As guests of the Paris Fire Department for a 12-day visit here, they were given front-row seats for the parade.

That development, and a family battle over the handling of Williams's remains, has suddenly given front-page status to cryonics, whose proponents advocate deep-freezing the dead in the hopes that medical advances will make it possible to resurrect them.

Indian papers have given front-page coverage to what they call India's "strong response" to Pakistan.