Sentence examples for ran the front from inspiring English sources
In his last column, in December, he awarded three stars to L'Impero, where Scott Conant was the chef and Chris Cannon ran the front of the house.
Mr. Varipapa was an upholsterer by trade; when he inherited a bunch of chairs and booths from a client who could not pay, his wife suggested that they use them to open a place of their own — she took over the stove, and he ran the front of the house.
Medlar, down what used to be the slightly less grand end of King's Road, is not a Platts-Martin joint, but it is run by two veterans of his organisation, Joe Mercer Nairne, who used to cook at Chez Bruce, and David O'Connor, who ran the front of house at several of the outposts.
"Two people ran the front page, two people ran sports: Hello?" she said.
The London Evening Standard ran the front-page headline "MURDOCH'S DAUGHTER TO GET £370M FROM DADDY".
"BABY of the century" ran the front-page headline of the Daily Express on July 11th , 1978
First, John McCain ran the front-runner, George Bush, surprisingly close in the race for the Republican nomination.
This week an Italian newspaper was more economical but no less eloquent when it ran the front-page banner headline, Spagna, che guapa!
By contrast Bild, Germany's bestselling title, ran the front-page headline "We are helping" above a picture of two refugee children.
The opposition daily Liberacion ran the front-page headline that read, "Fujimori quits," over a story that the president was interested in a seat in Congress, a move that could give him immunity from prosecution.
During the Falklands War, when a Royal Navy submarine torpedoed an Argentinean cruiser, the Belgrano, with the loss of more than three hundred lives, MacKenzie ran the front-page headline "GOTCHA".
