Sentence examples for time front from inspiring English sources

How About 20 Pages at a Time?" (front page, Nov. 4).

Perry-Smith's attitude to running restaurants was that you came and did some cooking and some time front of house.

I do it the same way every time: front yard (where the grass is thickest and sometimes causes the engine to strain), side, then the back.

His papery overcoats in macro Madras checks, his zipped bombers with cross-over panels looping like Möbius strips, or giant poacher's pockets sagging, four at a time, front and back, were some of the best outerwear propositions we've seen.

Re "For Tax Pledge and Its Author, a Test of Time" (front page, Nov. 20), about Republican legislators struggling with the implications of having signed Grover Norquist's anti-tax-increase pledge: First, signing such a pledge is irresponsible.

"Rituals of Grief, on a Day Eased Only by Time" (front page, Sept. 12) says two detectives were "killed not in a terror attack but responding to the most banal of crimes, a domestic dispute".

For the first time, front-line Taliban forces were hit with cluster bombs.

In reflecting on the importance of the ride, Spigelman says it was the first time front-page Australian media coverage had been dedicated to Indigenous affairs for a continuous period.

When Wheldon was killed on Sunday in a 200-mile-per-hour 15-car crash at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in which his car went airborne and hit the catch fence in a fireball before sliding back onto the track, he was, for the first time, front-page news in his homeland.

If you like to watch the ball game and read the sports section at the same time, front-projection is probably not for you.

The conflict was a prime time, front-page subject, thanks to Kim Davis, a conservative Christian.