Yet his desire to be in the forefront of the attack was so great that he would not take in any sail on The Victory, and thus rendered it impossible for the other vessels to obey his orders.

He saw himself in the forefront as the man who knew God, and strove to win his countrymen to right ways of life; he did not see himself at the head of earthly armies, controlling the nucleus of a mighty and united Arabia, and until his flight from Mecca to Medina he regarded himself merely as a religious teacher, the political side of his mission growing out of the exigencies of circumstance, almost without his own volition.

Gomantak was always on the forefront in fighting alongside Goans on vital issues that cropped up from time to time.

His labors here put him at the forefront for sagacity, squareness, honorable treatment and generosity.

Native affairs were in the forefront during that period.

This may be said of Boyle, that his writings profoundly modified scientific opinion, and his name will always stand in the forefront amongst those of chemists.

Would it justify what Mr. Newman had placed in the forefront among the notes of the true Church, the note of Sanctity?