Sentence examples for a new frontline from inspiring English sources

That, of course, is assuming our coach does not find a new frontline at Argos in the meantime.

A new Frontline documentary, "Inside Japan's Nuclear Meltdown," is a gripping look at the efforts — some bumbling, some misguided, many heroic — to get control of the perilous and deteriorating conditions at the Fukushima complex.

A new frontline in the battle of the bin collections opened this week as a council in Scotland became the first in the country to start collecting household rubbish only once every four weeks.

And it was the glimpse of a completely different beast than Guns 'n' Roses (with a new frontline of a beefy Mr. Rose, a mimelike Buckethead and a stormtrooper-outfitted Mr. Finck), which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Wayne Rooney has admitted he faces a huge challenge to convince Roy Hodgson he still deserves to be England's main striker after being left out of the friendly against Spain so the team's management can experiment with a new frontline that will feature Ross Barkley just behind Harry Kane.

Keep calm and wash your hands: The rise of antibiotic-resistant infections is charted on a new "Frontline".

A powerful sense of deja vu grips the men of Libya's national guard as they mass for battle in the freezing desert outside Bani Walid, the new frontline of a war most had thought was long over.

This season, new "Frontline" films have drawn an average of 2.7 million viewers, up more than 12 percent from 2.4 million last season, show officials said, citing Nielsen figures.

Epworth, a crowded township of about 130,000 people is the new frontline in Mugabe's assault on democracy before next week's run-off presidential election, as Zanu-PF shifts its campaign of violence from rural areas to Harare, where support for the opposition candidate, Morgan Tsvangirai, is strongest.

For me, this is the new frontline.

Natural disasters are the new frontline.