be on the firing line

I tell you, Charles, it's great to be on the firing line of the law.

Next time within the hour, if their luck held out he'd be on the firing line once more.

The quarterback of the Eagles will always be on the firing line.

Me being on the firing line, so to speak?

Only three other men were on the firing line.

Warders has been on the firing line long enough to know the score.

I'll be on the firing line where I'm meant to be.

Real physiotherapy for my arm is supposed to start next week, so maybe I'll be on the firing line soon.

He wasn't afraid to fight, but it had been some time since he was on the firing line.

We're on the firing line, as always cycling is.

Medicare and Medicaid also are on the firing line for potential deficit reduction.

Valentine seemed to take the loss the hardest of anyone in the organization, perhaps because he has regularly been on the firing line.

I'd rather be on the firing line myself.

I'm on the firing line almost every day in the United States Congress.

"If I'm on the firing line, I have to choose between good medicine and getting a player ready.

I think Judge Bork knows who was on the firing line."

"I've never been on the firing line before.

Being on the firing line is another.

They were on the firing line; King Zobell pulled the strings.

No one liked it, and in Berlin they were wise enough to see that those few who did should not have been on the firing line.

The difference is who is on the firing line here who was under the spotlight.

And Jefferson was on the firing line.

His heart and mind were on the firing line, intent on salvaging a victory from disaster.

Health care groups are used to being on the firing line; the Defense Department has seen a decade of handsome budget increases since the 9/11 attacks.

They are sensitive to the arguments of Seoul that say that we are on the firing lines here.