Sentence examples for public front from inspiring English sources

In their political partnership, Adams for decades was the public front, often depicted in Sinn Féin publicity shots walking slightly ahead.

Like the waitresses, I divided my time between the public front and the private kitchen.

"This character is pretty explicitly vile although he has a charming public front.

Both brothers, as Richardson makes clear, were more fragile personalities than their public front suggested.

Ms. Rivera often tangled with gay political leaders who favored a more conventional public front.

Of course, the guerrillas might not be organized enough to present a unified public front.

Sanders is the sole public front-office face of the Islanders.

And there is a brilliant, farcical moment when he is locked out of the theatre just before needing to go on, and the only way to the stage is through the public front-of-house entrance.

The two main UK public fronts for far-right sentiment, the British National party and the street-based, anti-Islam English Defence League, are both in apparent decline.

Fortunately, the obesity epidemic finally seems to be spurring a revolution on many private as well as public fronts.

Until it ends, Israel will be fighting an uphill battle -- not just on the public relations front but on every front (including military).