people's front

American  

noun

1. popular front.

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people's front British  

noun

1. a less common term for popular front

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Etymology

Origin of people's front

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

Horace and Charlie got jobs too—cutting grass, delivering fresh milk to people’s front doors, performing chores for the neighbors, doing odd jobs around campus, and delivering newspapers.

From Literature

At that point, scooter drivers take over, dropping off the packages to people's front doors.

From BBC

Azerbaijan’s two main opposition parties — Musavat and the People’s Front of Azerbaijan — are not taking part in the vote.

From Seattle Times

Meanwhile, Russian state media reported that volunteers from Putin’s campaign headquarters, together with branches of the United Russia party and a political coalition called the People’s Front, began collecting signatures in support of his candidacy as an independent.

From Seattle Times

Mikhail Kuznetsov, head of the executive committee of the People’s Front, asked those gathered.

From Seattle Times