| accompany front | 3.82 | A few light showers may accompany the front. | ||
| precede front | 2.04 | A band of clouds and scattered showers will precede the front. | ||
| hit front | 1.78 | You have to fight to hit the front. | ||
| follow front | 1.58 | Slightly cooler weather will follow the front. | ||
| start_up front | 1.58 | Ganz will start up front. | ||
| open front | 1.51 | They have opened four fronts against Dole. | ||
| face front | 1.25 | I tell him to face front. | ||
| reach front | 1.05 | But the food ran out before she reached the front of the line. | ||
| cover front | 0.99 | Brandon planned to cover both fronts. | ||
| decorate front | 0.86 | Cut out beautiful pictures from catalogs and decorate the front. | ||
| have front | 0.79 | For Vilsack, the battle has three fronts. | ||
| guard front | 0.72 | Two bunkers guard the front of the green. | ||
| surround front | 0.72 | Strong shifting winds will surround the front as it crosses the region Saturday night. | ||
| attend front | 0.66 | A couple of thunderstorms will attend the front in Colorado. | ||
| destroy front | 0.66 | Several shop fronts were destroyed. | ||
| protect front | 0.66 | Bunkers protect the front. | ||
| damage front | 0.59 | Its front was badly damaged. | ||
| forecast front | 0.59 | The front is forecasted to dissipate before Thursday. | ||
| leave front | 0.53 | The crash left the front of his blue Audi estate in a twisted mess. | ||
| make front | 0.53 | He even made the front of the Financial Times. |