Sentence examples for step to the fore from inspiring English sources

It is where the backcourts step to the fore, and the slightest players make the biggest impressions.

They came to be mythologized in the East Bronx: "It was all about family; they would do the job as required, but they would really step to the fore for those they deemed 'worthy.' . . .

The century's orchestrators — the men and women who made the ideas that made the history — step to the fore and then away: Not just Hitler and Stalin, but people like Sartre and Shaw and Zola and Zweig.

The task -- creating a credible army in a foreign country under siege -- seems likely to require skills that American generals are not ordinarily known for, like offering advice that might be ignored, or standing on the sidelines while Iraqis step to the fore.

But the Rangers and Senators are in the other Game 7, offering enough star appeal and storylines — you may step to the fore now, Marian Gaborik, as Larry Brooks writes in The Post — to snare the viewers who suddenly can't take another minute of Mel Kiper Jr.'s A) hair or B) know-it-all superiority.

It is always heartening when young people step to the fore to speak and act in favour of programs for themselves and for children," expressed Mr. Oomar.

With Mr. Massoud's death, General Fahim stepped to the fore.

With Wright, Carlson and Fox out of the spotlight, new religious leaders are stepping to the fore.

As the week brought another batch of bad news, this basic question has stepped to the fore of American life.

But stepping to the fore, at least on a personal level, has never been easy for Durant.

For the first time the Muslim Brotherhood stepped to the fore as the protest organizers called their most reliable foot soldiers as reinforcements.