Sentence examples for have the front from inspiring English sources

"It's better to have the front door open directly to the street," he said.

Mr. Shapiro and his second wife, whom he married in 1984, still have the front of loft, plus a sunroom he added on the roof.

In reality, however, only very few people are likely to have the front – or indeed the style credentials – to carry this one off.

She could have the front half of the house and its tidy front porch, if he could have the back of the house and its garden.

I have the front wheel in one hand, and the rest of the bike, flat tyres and all, in the other hand.

If you could distil jubilation into ink and put it on newsprint, you would have the front pages of Wednesday's Italian papers.

"Employees have the front-line experience," Mr. Jeffress said.

"The consumer is getting upset, and you have the front-line employees bearing the brunt".

The leagues there may not have the depth of the majors, but they have the front-line talent.

The big-ticket "Puss in Boots" and "Kung Fu Panda 2," both from DreamWorks Animation, and the European imports "Chico & Rita" and "A Cat in Paris" have things to recommend them, but none have the front-runner force of "Rango".

The Selma pictures do not have the front-page power we expect of a world-historic event; they seem instead like fairly discreet souvenirs of a day in the lives of the people who were there.