For a second or two I was on the front line.

I never wanted to end up in the front line!

"The real question was, how do we know those are being done out on the front line?"

Who was going to put how many of their own people on the front line.

Someone had moved out of the front line at last.

More moved forward into the front line and came on.

Also, because they're the front line of what we came to call the class war.

It's important to hear from the front line now and again.

The three of you meet me down at the front line.

These he passed to the men in the front line.

By 1982, he found himself on the front lines again.

Police forces, too, will be in the front line of the 1992 process.

But I hope that once, at least, you will be on the front line.

His place was on the front lines, like he'd told the president.

So they are going to be right on the front line, this time.

But a secretary of war was weeks behind the front line.

And certainly your hard drive is the front line of defense there.

At first he thought the front line must therefore be very close.

These are the stories of real people, on the front line and left behind.

He then brought the gun back into action in the front line.

Many of them say their children will probably be on the front lines.

That five point four million could have been spent on front line social services, for example.

That city is the front line at the moment and anything can happen.

It was like the end of the world up there on the front line.

However they were not to stay out of the front lines for long.

"I could be sitting here with my front-line players out for six months."

"They have a business to run, and we haven't even asked them for their front-line players."

So the police have become front-line mental health care workers.

CC1 had a relatively short career and was never used in front-line service.

These front-line workers, who make about $8 to $12 an hour, typically have little training and work long days.

Here the system is one in which the front-line units support each other.

Their average age is 43, and some members said they considered themselves too old for front-line duty.

And their most pressing need is for a front-line center.

Morale among these front-line forces is reported to have been low for some time.

But the team could be in need of a front-line receiver and return man.

"We are obviously working in a variety of ways with all the front-line states."

Walter was in a front-line fire bay when the news came along.

Front-line service had few advantages, but that was one of them.

He'd go directly to the front-line employee to figure out what was going on.

There are thousands of front-line public sector staff who can see how to do things better.

For a time, the 51st continued in a front-line role, although it saw little combat.

Most of the units seemed to be from front-line combat forces.

Teams may be more reluctant to put as many front-line players into a trade.

Such duty in Iraq often subjects troops to front-line fire.

Along the way, they lost their taste for front-line activism.

This created a very dangerous situation for the front-line units.

"We could get a front-line second baseman in the off season."

Both sides became the front-line cultural workers the city has been awaiting.

Priority to front-line services may mean the ending of support for community groups in some areas.

In the end they would all be supporting the front-line sales division.