Sentence examples for take a front from inspiring English sources

Relationships are more important than ever in business, and women tend to fare better when relationships and relationship-building skills take a front seat.

Ms. Cutrone also briefly made a name for herself in the gossip pages after she allowed Ashley Dupré, the call girl in the Eliot Spitzer sex scandal, to take a front row seat at a fashion show in 2009.

Later, they must navigate long-term psychological considerations such as post-traumatic stress disorder and how to transition back into "normal life" of work and school when rehabilitation requirements take a front seat.

When student test scores take a front and center position and the livelihoods of teachers, leaders, and schools are dependent on these scores, we must stop acting surprised that cheating scandals emerge.

After graduating, with 6 years to go before the space encounter, she decided to take a front seat.

Simply take a front photo and a side photo and upload to our cloud and you will receive a push notification within minutes when your Bodygram sizing report is ready," said CEO Jin Koh.

Howe retired in 1971 to take a front-office post with the Red Wings, presumably intending to remain off the ice.

The choice might come to take a front-end fee or a back-end fee: front-end, "you walk away with an outrageous amount regardless of the film's success"; back-end, you take a cut of profits.

Green co-convener Patrick Harvie said the decision "ensured Greens take a front-row seat in this exciting debate".

In fact, Hinge will not prompt people to take a front-facing video at all, only those pre-recorded or previously shared to Facebook or Instagram.

Speaking after the vote, Mr Harvie said: "Today's decision ensures that Greens take a front-row seat in this exciting debate, promoting fresh and radical ideas on Scotland's future.