Sentence examples for taken a front from inspiring English sources

It's simply that other more vulnerable aspects have emerged and taken a front seat.

Carew needed to be more industrious and to try to drop deep to help Milner and Petrov, or O'Neill could have taken a front player off and replaced him with a midfielder.

Why doesn't Donald Trump trust women to make this choice for themselves?" It was the rare moment in the general election campaign when abortion issues have taken a front seat.

At the Oldie night in Soho there was a member of the audience who had clearly taken a front row seat to specifically in order to protest about the bombing of places like Dresden, and complain that the bombing of dams, which caused widespread flooding, should not have happened.

Meanwhile, after literal years of misguided bullishness on this mega-cap, skepticism has taken a front seat.

But in the meantime, the CBOE Market Volatility Index is spiking to multi-year highs (closing above 25 on a weekly basis for the first time since March 2003), equity put buying has taken a front seat (with "buy to open" equity put volume exceeding call volume on several occasions per the daily ISEE Sentiment Score), and odd-lot shorting activity continues at near record levels.

A year later, above, Mrs. Parks again took a front seat, this time after a Supreme Court ruling banning segregation on the buses.

In the end, the issue of moral values took a front seat to the economy and the terrorist threat.

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.

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