Sentence examples for took a front from inspiring English sources

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.

Mike McCabe, director of the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, a nonpartisan group that tracks money in state politics, says: "No national Democratic party group took a front and center role in the race the way the Republican Governors Association did".

Technology took a front seat in the ceremony.

Now this was a scandal that took a front seat to my chemo complaints.

With the blessing of one new acquaintance, a "young, charismatic and beautiful" dealer from South America called Leon, she took a front row seat while London became the chemsex capital of the world.

But he took a front-and-center role at the retreat, both in public and behind the scenes.

On the plane, he took a front-facing seat on the left side, his regular spot, "for old time's sake," he said.

Then he took a front-row seat with his family, and a choir member sat behind them translating the rest of a nearly hourlong service.

Ive held him in a hug, and exhaled: "Ahh!" Inside the hall, Ive took a front-row seat, with Marc Newson on his left and Chris Martin on his right.

And far from lazily using the audience as a vehicle to get to his next set piece, he took a front-row couple's post-coital engagement before the proposer left for a year in Cyprus – and really went to town with it, embarking on an elaborate and very funny imagining of what may have occurred in the Mediterranean.