Sentence examples for serving in front from inspiring English sources

In November 2012, four female soldiers, with the support of the American Civil Liberties Union, announced that they were suing the Department of Defense over its restrictions on women serving in front line warfare.

Even today it's hard to describe, but if you've ever heard RuPaul's popular dance track "Sissy That Walk" you'll have some idea of the performance John was serving in front of the entire school on the football field that day!

Australia will now join Canada, Israel and New Zealand as the only developed countries with no restrictions on women serving in front-line capacities.

In January 2013, the Pentagon lifted its ban on females serving in front-line combat roles.

On Monday, Jon Stewart addressed some of the criticisms raised by various pundits after Leon Panetta lifted the ban on women serving in front-line combat: you know, all those really thoughtful concerns about poop and humping.

"Art and MTV — hey, don't stay home without them," commands a baby-faced Richard Prince, holding a cone of vanilla soft serve in front of the Guggenheim, in his Art Break from the eighties.

"Instead of placing my gender in front of me, I'll place who I am and what I do, and who I serve in front of me," she said in an interview.

There are Moroccan breads and pastries for breakfast every morning – guests can watch them being made in the open kitchen – and in the evenings market-fresh fare is served in front of a log fire.

Pre-dinner drinks are served in front of a roaring fire to a soundtrack of music from the 1930s, and after dinner, guests are encouraged to dance in the hotel's party room.

Although Martin steadied himself to hold serve in front of a crowd that stirred each time Agassi was in peril, he couldn't hold it together through the end.

A light salad with sliced chicken breast may have cost 90 kroner, but was served in front of picture windows with fjord views in a room packed with fascinating old stuff, including a 1960 edition of Arthur Frommer's "Europe on $5 a Day" on the shelves.