in the front line

When asked how he adapted to life in the front line, Sofian responds with a laugh "war is fun. "

She had a long running battle with successive tumors and sarcomas and was always in the front line for any daring new treatment.

If there was an award for anti-achievements in town planning, Moscow officials would be in the front line.

Middle East war, a group of enemy in the front line of countless special forces back to the normal life, but many are not suited phenomenon.

Hoping to die in battle, he would fight in the front line, exposing himself without any worry for his life.

IBM is always in the front line of computer industry.

Vocational higher education is aimed to foster applied talents working in the front line of production.

Ink-jet printing is a high-tech products, in the front line of textile printing technology play an important role.

This rotation is a special feature of the game and it means that all players must play both in the front line and the back line.

It was only after 1204 that Dover found itself in the front line of Anglo-French rivalry.

He has a magnetic personality, is a good speaker, and always fights in the front line with his men.

Spain remains in the front line of the euro zone's debt crisis.

"We are in the front line. If Georgia goes, we are next, " argues a Lithuanian official.

The problem for Mr Cheney is that others in the front line have consistently said otherwise.

This is not just an issue for French banks, though they are in the front line.

Investigation and analysis of depression and anxiety in medical workers in the front line during cmexpected public health incidents

Many doctors are in the front line of the fighting against SARS

In the Front Line: Shoreline Protection and Other Ecosystem Services from Mangroves and Coral Reefs

A Ponder upon Quality Project Construction of Workers and Staff in the Front Line

Yes, my brothers are in the front line