Sentence examples for younger front from inspiring English sources

Portugal was the only other country to record a drop.For all that spending on schools, both secondary and primary, has shot up, outcomes on the younger front are discouraging too.

His younger front-line partner, the trumpeter Brian Lynch, has been aboard since 1992.

The professionalisation of politics, ever younger front-benchers and the receding onset of old age have conspired to generate a wave of high-flying former politicians with decades of healthy life before them.

Gus's eyesight is failing, and his job is threatened by a younger front-office hotshot (Matthew Lillard) whose approach to baseball involves numbers and computers and all that newfangled nonsense.

Re "White House Seeks to Curb Pills Used to Calm the Young" (front page, March 20): Managed care does not foster the proper diagnostic evaluation and patient management of children who may have attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders.

But dismal shooting (33percentt) along with the bruising that their young front line of the freshmen Samuel Dalembert and Greg Morton and the sophomore Darius Lane absorbed down low put the Pirates behind immediately.

"Taione is a developing prop and joins a group of young front row players who are all pushing each other very hard".

"Before leaving, Barker had added smartly, bringing in experienced defender Adam Lockwood and exciting young front men Lateef Elford-Alliyu and Marcus Marshall.

And they have awarded a new one-year deal to young front rower James Green, their Under-20s player of the year.

Almost overnight the N.F.L. has been transformed into a league filled with dynamic young head coaches, bold young quarterbacks and young front-office executives.

There is evidence, too, that young front-row players are more at risk of neck injury in scrums: the Scottish Rugby Union says that 15-year-old front-row players cannot play in under-18 teams.