Examples of 'fronts' in a sentence
Meaning of "fronts"
Front is a noun that refers to the foremost part or area of something, such as the front of a building or a line of people
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- plural of front
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of front
How to use "fronts" in a sentence
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The drawer fronts are unfinished beech wood.
France works towards implementation on several fronts.
The fronts of adjacent units could be damaged.
Running a brothel that fronts as an escort service.
The fronts of neighbouring furniture may be damaged.
Both temples had fronts of nine columns.
Fronts are the principal cause of significant weather.
They can be fronts for foreign spies.
Action to prevent torture was being taken on a number of fronts.
Cast iron fronts are not recommended outdoors.
We are proud of our successes on all of these fronts.
On both these fronts we have already done a lot.
Nepal is fully committed to work on both fronts.
Fifty fake business fronts to launder money.
Other fronts are expected to remain quiet.
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There were to be no united fronts against a greater enemy.
Storm fronts crashing into one another.
So i had to put new fronts on the drawers.
On their fronts are carvings of skull and crossbones.
We have to win on two fronts to secure victory.
The fronts of the building were of similar type.
They are suspected fronts for money laundering.
The fronts and backs are usually polished.
There are three fronts on which to act.
We decided to attack the problem on three fronts.
Graviton wave fronts pushed it to where we found it.
Democratization internationally is necessary on three interrelated fronts.
Shop fronts have been recently fitted out.
No more masks and fronts and covering up.
The fronts are too far apart.
Continue watching on your own immediate fronts.
The efforts on these fronts must continue.
Combating poverty requires action on many fronts.
Sustained effort on several fronts remains necessary.
Only an idiot fights a war on two fronts.
I have heard some are fronts for burglaries.
The new democracies are threatened on two fronts.
Curses do not know fronts from rears.
Activities will be initiated on several important fronts.
A modern wood porch fronts the building.
Mental disability has been neglected on many fronts.
She fights on too many fronts simultaneously.
There has been impressive progress on both fronts.
Or the fronts themselves may be feeding us bad intel.
Vigilance will in fact be necessary on all fronts.
Chris got me fronts for my birthday.
And comfort our warriors at the fronts.
Cold fronts can reach us soon.
The plan is now being implemented on all fronts.
They have other fronts to think of.
