fronts

"The fronts of the houses on our street are all painted different colors. "

"The store has bright, colorful fronts to attract customers. "

"My parents support me on all fronts: academics, sports, and music. "

"The local charity, though well-intentioned, sometimes unknowingly acts as one of the politician's fronts to gain public support. "

"The weather forecast said rain is likely today because two fronts, one warm and one cold, are colliding over our city. "

"During World War II, soldiers fought on many different fronts, from Europe to the Pacific. "

"The marching band arranged themselves so that the trombone section's fronts took up almost half the width of the field. "

"During the war game, the blue team focused their defense on all fronts, expecting the red team to attack from any direction. "

"During the training exercise, the soldiers maintained their fronts facing the forest, even though there was no enemy present. "

"The Soviet army's various fronts were responsible for different regions of the Eastern Front during World War II. "

""The student had the fronts to argue with the teacher about his failing grade, even though he hadn't done any of the homework." "

"He puts on different fronts depending on who he's talking to, acting tough with his friends but sweet with his grandmother. "

"Grandma used to keep a collection of different colored fronts to wear with her hats. "

"The front of the house, with its bright red paint, is the most noticeable front. "

"The fronts of the school year are always exciting because everyone is eager to start new classes and meet new people. "

"We walked along the city's beautiful new beachfront fronts. "

"Worry lines etched deep into her fronts as she reviewed the difficult exam. "

""Fronts!" the hotel manager called, indicating it was David's turn to assist the newly arrived guest. "

"He showed off his new gold fronts when he smiled for the camera. "

""The new office building fronts the park, offering employees a nice view." "

""The new school building fronts the park, offering a beautiful view for the students." "

"She bravely fronts her fear of public speaking by volunteering for presentations. "

"She fronts her backpack with colorful patches. "

"The speech therapist instructed the child to fronts the /k/ sound, bringing the tongue further forward in the mouth. "

""To emphasize his surprise, the teacher fronts 'Never have I seen such messy work!' to the beginning of his sentence." "

"He fronts for his brother when he skips school, telling their parents he's at the library. "

"The student council president fronts the campaign to improve the school cafeteria food. "

"The company fronts new employees money for relocation expenses to help them get settled. "

"To get a better grade, the student fronted about knowing the material, but actually hadn't studied. "

"He fronts to his boss, pretending to work hard when he's actually browsing social media. "

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