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"He was not too happy about fronting me money to play in the game."

We must be on the move before that thing fronted us again.

But when we fronted it alone, that control no longer worked.

Areas fronting 151 also were part of the original development.

Then, outside in the court which the window fronted on, there was a sound.

"We did not set out to have anyone from any particular view fronting these shows," he said.

We were fronted in our own hall by a man who wanted justice.

A large open area on the floor fronted a fine wide window.

I will not be doing business at the stores fronting the lot any longer.

He was not a man to be fronted on a matter of comfort alone.

It was also the name of the band she fronted from 1996 to 2006.

Lehman fronted the man the money for a new home, no questions asked.

Eventually he could no longer play and just fronted the band.

In the early 60's, he was fronting still another Herd.

Red doors on each room, only two of them fronted by cars.

They were in the space that fronted the merchant's house.

It was the first time she had fronted her own cooking show and series on television.

The windows and a door along one side fronted on the ocean.

One held a Bible, the other fronted a small desk.

The local temple fronted on the market square in the center of town.

Each section was fronted by a photograph of the victim's remains, as they were found.

The kitchen was in the back on the left; the small dining room fronted that.

I went out to the street on which the Militia station fronted further down.

For 29 years he fronted the company's radio and television commercials.

None of the leads is even fronted by anybody else.