Sentence examples for previous front from inspiring English sources

The music is more traditionally orchestral than previous Front Mission soundtracks, and was recorded with a live orchestra.

The first would be to win confirmation from the Senate — an obstacle that doomed the previous front-runner for the job, Lawrence H. Summers.

Boulding, who drew the top starting position, was the first to reach Rainy Pass, beating the previous front-runners, Martin Buser of Big Lake and DeeDee Jonrowe of Willow, to arrive at the checkpoint four minutes ahead of Jonrowe.

The previous front-runner in "most exciting virtual reality equipment available", Oculus Rift (acquired last summer by Facebook for $2bn – the smart money knows this stuff is going to be big business), is specifically designed as a gaming product.

Those results, in turn, suggest that his secular brand of populism may be catching on among voters looking for an alternative to the previous front-runners, who are either Islamists or former Mubarak government officials.

Polls show a surge of support for Alvaro Uribe, a hardline critic of the peace process, at the expense of the previous front-runner, Horacio Serpa, who has supported Mr Pastrana on the peace talks.

He said the new test was an effort to answer this question: Why are some 10,000 people still dying each year in frontal crashes, despite the installation of air bags, widespread use of safety belts and high scores for most new cars in previous front-crash tests?

Polls show a surge of support for Alvaro Uribe, an independent Liberal and hardline critic of the peace process, at the expense of the previous front-runner, the official Liberal candidate Horacio Serpa, who has supported Mr Pastrana (who cannot run for re-election) on the peace talks.

It puts off evangelicals in particular, according to Steve Deace, a prominent Christian radio host, for fear that it might undermine Israel's special place in God's scheme.Christian voters also have misgivings about Newt Gingrich, a former speaker of the House of Representatives and the previous front-runner.

Much of the recent coverage of Janet Yellen, President Obama's choice to head the Federal Reserve, has focused on her personal style, portraying her as a consensus builder and referring to her quiet demeanor — offering a contrast with the sometimes abrasive image of the previous front-runner for the job, Lawrence H. Summers.

Because of bad contracts signed by the previous front-office regime, the Giants are limited to the money they can take on without going over the competitive balance tax threshold ($206 million).