Here's some algae in the foreground ...

I'll ride shotgun.

He is sitting in the front seat.

I was in the front seat.

I was in the front seat.

He always took a seat in the front row.

I'll save you a seat in the front row.

This woman in the foreground is Jo Anne Van Tilberg.

Tom cut down all the trees in his front yard.

In the front is Valery Lomaev from St. Petersburg.

Tom found something on the front seat of his car.

Tom and Mary are playing catch in the front yard.

Not in front pocket. I'm a back pocket man.

Tamanian s Opera house and the Mother Armenia statue are visible in foreground.

Sitting in the front row at school will guarantee you a pass Tumi Sole ( tumisole) September 27, 2016

Through all this, Turkish women were at the forefront.

The US leads the world in obesity, and is at the cutting edge of the debate.

For a number of reasons, America was in the forefront of this cultural revolution.

Online networks have acted as critical communication hubs in moments when misinformation or missed connections have hindered rescue services.

On my way back to Aleppo, in the front seat of the bus there was very obsequious man, who used to greet every checkpoint we were stopped by.

CHICAGO Turkey has recently been at the forefront of international economic and political debates.

The little boat in front of it was the one in which, 80 years later, Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic.

The child was found shot in the front seat of a car along with the 29 year old in critical condition, the station reports.

STOCKHOLM The looming global recession has brought government intervention to save failing companies to the forefront of economic policy. In a speech just prior to the recent G 20 summit, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned President elect Barack Obama against bailing out America s struggling Big Three automakers, arguing that global competition has made their decline irreversible.

The Dutch populist, Geert Wilders, is a frequent caller, telling sympathetic audiences that Israel is on the front line of the Western war against Islam.

STOCKHOLM The looming global recession has brought government intervention to save failing companies to the forefront of economic policy.

An hour later Anna, seated beside Golenishchev with Vronsky facing them, drove to a new ugly house in a distant quarter of the town.

When viewing it, we first grapple with the naked, crying young girl in the foreground, her singed skin against the backdrop of napalm smoke.

The end of the Cold War in which Turkey was a frontline state and the growth of political Islam elsewhere also contributed to a rebirth of Islam in the public arena.

Knewton, an adaptive learning platform that personalizes digital courses using predictive analytics, is another company at the forefront of the data revolution.

Today, the issue has returned to the forefront because of a new fight against racial discrimination, which appears to require more accurate measures of social inequality.

But the view, espoused by Israel s new right wing friends, that Israel is on the front line against Islamic fascism, is equally mendacious.

These are the results of the AOF (Alstom Offshore France), which, eager to stay at the forefront of the wind energy sector, joined the government's 2011 Grand Wind project.

Management style Jobs was perceived as a demanding perfectionist, who always aspired to position his businesses and their products at the forefront of the information technology industry, by foreseeing and setting innovation and style trends.

Since the Industrial Revolution, developed countries have always been on the global frontier of technologies and industries, which has required them to invest in costly and risky indigenous research and development.

What countries must do to join the World Trade Organization is precisely what they must do to become productive and democratic accept the rule of law, reduce corruption, and become open, accountable, and transparent. At the same time, increased trade can help create and sustain a middle class precisely the social group that often stands at the forefront of movements for democratic reform.

Their thinking is at the forefront of a widening recognition that France must face the world s challenges as they really are, not as the French want them to be.

At the same time, increased trade can help create and sustain a middle class precisely the social group that often stands at the forefront of movements for democratic reform.

And Julian Bigelow, who took Zworkykin's place as the engineer, to actually figure out, using electronics, how you would build this thing. The whole gang of people who came to work on this, and women in front, who actually did most of the coding, were the first programmers.