Front
Front verb - To stand or sit with the face or front toward.
Usher
Usher verb - To point out the way for (someone) especially from a position in front.
How words are described
| single | single front | single usher |
Both words in one sentence
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It's just contrived coincident that the usher presented him with a platter full of winning, in front of Dave.
Source: Film / Alvin and the Chipmunks -
The two men are surprisingly content with having to deal with what they've been given, but their usher, even more surprisingly, has a heart and decides to escort the gentlemen to the front row where they are personally served Heineken beer.
Source: The Worst Seat in the House -
Luckily, Heffer was able to spot two empty seats in the front row with a pair binoculars, where they're able to sit out most of the game until an usher sends them back to their original seats when the rest of the stadium is completely empty.
Source: The Worst Seat in the House
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