Sentence examples for sort of up front from inspiring English sources

I was on an aisle seat sort of up front of the plane.

Of course, Apple is a very big company and, especially for the sort of high-volume product it hopes the iPad to be, it can afford the sorts of up-front engineering expenses that would make smaller companies reel.

His Wigan side, with a five-man midfi eld biting into United's fancy dans, had done an admirable job in keeping the home side at bay until that point, but once behind they had no choice but to go in search of an equaliser, giving Ferguson's side the sort of openings up front that they can punish expertly.

It has been a long time since there has been any sort of competition up front and I think it is a positive that Hodgson might have a problem about who to pick up front when everybody is fit.

It is, perhaps, some last vestige of companies willing to include those sorts of features up front, as the industry marches toward the inevitability of all-screen fronts.

The atmosphere is both functional and festive: a cafe of sorts up front, a big dining room behind it, a garden to the side, high ceilings, yellow and pink walls.

Had England mustered any sort of power game up front, of course, it would have made life behind the scrum much easier.

(On early Torquay goal) "You can't afford not to attack balls and we didn't attack that first sort of ball booted up front by them, and paid for it because we couldn't get the ball clear and they obviously scored".

I was sort of up all night.

The hosts have plenty of talent in the likes of number eight Nick Williams, Ireland fly-half Paddy Jackson, his international team-mate Andrew Trimble on the wing and all sorts up front, like captain Johann Muller and hooker Rory Best.

Do your sorting up front, when you're filling the bag, and you'll waste a lot less.