frontline造句

The commander was recalled from the frontline.

Public schools serving as frontline prevention and monitoring centers.

They retired to safer positions behind the frontline.

When you work at the frontline, you should be prepared to deal with emergencies.

These credit pools are divided into frontline tranches of pawns that defended the Kings and queens.

HMIC names seven police forces that it says have the most difficult challenge in protecting the frontline.

Another hospital chief executive said: "Ideally it should be 100% of frontline staff having the swine flu vaccine."

That means the easy way of devoting more resources to the frontline in Afghanistan - scrapping the big-ticket items that serve little real purpose - is closed off.

It is mid-afternoon in northern Rio and another normal day on the adrenaline-filled frontline of Brazil's war on drugs has just begun.

Empowerment at best is a pronouncement not a practice - frontline people are afraid of making decisions without seeking approval, this slows things up, and irritates customers.

"Harry was involved in numerous bouts of heavy fighting on the frontline but amazingly remained unscathed for a while," he told the BBC.

Written on the packaging of an MRE Meal Ready to Eat, the US military's frontline ration it consisted of a message in Japanese to his wife and his final words to his children.

About once a month, the executive officer of the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines does a "road show", travelling to all his frontline outposts to check on the troops and deliver supplies.

Moscow Defence Brief said that Russia lost six fighter jets, including three Su-25 ground attack jets, two Su-24 frontline bombers and one Tu-22M3 long range bomber.

They could have even less of a frontline role from June 30 when, as part of a phased withdrawal from Iraq, they begin to pull out from urban centres.