Sentence examples for the fore to from inspiring English sources

In Southport, a tangy tamarind edge was at the fore, to a more palatable, less cloying, effect.

The romanticism often glimpsed in Mr. Burgin's art has come to the fore, to improvement on all fronts.

Daniel's case simmers away in the background while character is brought to the fore, to be explored in forensic detail.

A no-fly zone would probably require NATO, with America to the fore, to bomb Syrian air defences, many of them in densely populated areas.

Ms. Dulaney must work at a fevered pitch, constantly repainting, reorganizing, bringing the essential elements of her natural surroundings to the fore to get these effects.

The former MEP called for the British "bulldog confidence" to come to the fore to push for the completion of the single market.

This is particularly noticeable in the fore-to-hind limb joint-size proportions, ulnar morphology, and pelvic architecture.

And because this car has rear-wheel rather than front-wheel drive and sits on the same suspension geometry that will underpin the new Z, acceleration is supersmooth with little of the fore-to-aft nose lift you'll get on launch from a lot of sedans in this league (especially those that put more emphasis on comfort than sport).

Additional parameters, such as the fore-to-aft position of the center of mass and the elevation of the center of mass also contribute to the dynamic behavior of a bike.

The transitions from the fore- to the mid-gut 480 μm (450 580 μm) from the anterior tip and from the mid- to the hindgut 820 μm from the anterior tip (800 1300 μm) are marked by a decrease in diameter, sphincter muscles and change in ciliation pattern (strong in fore- and hind-gut, weaker in mid-gut).

Kuru spread through the Fore thanks to ritual cannibalism.