Pretty much every functional language is verb-initial, as are function calls as well as statements in most mainstream languages.
Verb-final languages like PostScript and Forth are oddballs.
Embedded verbs are a thing of course, with the largest contribution coming from arithmetic expressions with infix operators, followed by certain common syntax like "else" being in the of an "if" statement, followed by things like these Python comprehensions and <action> if <condition> syntactic experiments and whatnot.
