Sentence examples for need a front from inspiring English sources

You need a front brake to be safe".

The battery-powered i3 doesn't need a front air intake for engine cooling.

You don't need a front garden, either – stalls have been erected in parks or pub gardens.

"She's like, 'They're coming and they need a front porch and they need one in Springfield' -- she was stressed out about finding someone so last-minute," recalled Ms. Kronser, an art teacher.

And if you really want to see movies the way they were meant to be seen by reflected light on a big screen you need a front projector.

You need a front and a back for the complete outfit.

Without Brown, Manager Joe Torre acknowledged, the Yankees would probably need a front-line replacement.

The answer given is that he was an aristocrat and that writing for the theatre was not elegant; hence he needed a front man, an alias.

"There were three people in Sheffield and two couldn't get on with the other, so they were left needing a front man.

He thought the car needed a front license plate (in this case, it didn't), and he thought the car's air freshener was illegal, believing any object dangling from a rear-view mirror automatically violated the state's law on obstructing a driver's view (not so).

Then we traded Fabregas to the Marlins for another prospect because they needed a front-line catcher.