Sentence examples for through the fore from inspiring English sources

Kuru spread through the Fore thanks to ritual cannibalism.

This polymer is impermeable to water and oxygen; nutrient and oxygen diffused into the multi-layer culture only from one end (through the fore of the layers in contact with medium: i.e., L1).

Blueschists found in the mud attest that they originate from depths as great as 25 km and their ascent is probably facilitated by subvertical faults cutting through the fore-arc (Fryer et al. 2006).

Body potential dominated systems (αk≫1), however, were dominated by indirect charged aerodynamic mechanisms, an example being the indirect thrust required to balance the sheath driven acceleration of ions through the fore-body sheath, which caused an 82% reduction in net charged drag for the αk= 16.9 case.

That moment where everything falls away and those echoey keys come through to the fore amidst alien-sounding vocal sighs.

Somehow, in the rumpus on the artificial pitch in Vancouver, while Stoney was whisked into a swirl of celebrating team-mates – semi-final here we come – the sense of all she had been through pushed to the fore.

Despite some good-looking play early from Dortmund in Bayern's half, usually through the speedy Marco Reus or the majestic touch of Mario Götze, Bayern moved to the fore through a continued peppering of half-chances that littered Roman Weidenfeller's goalmouth throughout the first 45 minutes.

Also key to that is the slick nature of Flipboard's new website, which swaps the page-flipping interface of the app for a vertical feed of stories for users to scroll through, with images to the fore.

For example, no teacher added extra exercises or organized an extra discussion on findings that came to the fore through the CATs.

In the following example, the doctor points to the nurse roles of patient carer, organiser and educator, all of which have been brought to the fore through the chronic disease management items.

He drops his club over his shoulder after the follow-through, screams FORE!!! in the trenchant style, then sing-songs a very lyrical "What is tha-aaa-tttt?!" He's more amused at the sheer berserk nature of the ball's flight than annoyed.