Sentence examples for back from front from inspiring English sources
He would become tangled in his sweat pants as he tried to dress in the morning, unable to tell back from front and unsure whether he was taking them on or off.
Slick hair back from front to back with a comb, using Kenra Platinum Working Spray 14 to maintain hold and keep the hair in place.
But both attacks on Friday fit a Taliban pattern of targeting Afghan security forces as the American-led coalition pulls back from front-line positions and shifts to a support role.
Mr Hume, the Catholic nationalist leader who did more than anyone else to map out and promote the present compromise, and wore himself out in the process, has already stepped back from front-rank involvement in politics.
On their last stop, in Uganda, the team of envoys heard assurances from the main rebel leader, Jean-Pierre Bemba, that he would pull back from front-line positions, and President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda repeated promises to all but end military assistance to Mr. Bemba.
Last week Rwanda and Uganda -- two former allies of Congo that bear a large share of responsibility for starting the war in 1998 -- began pulling their troops back from front-line positions in eastern Congo, the first steps, they said, toward leaving the country.
2007 December - Rebel, government soldiers pull back from front-line positions as part of process to reunite country.
David Miliband previously said it had been right for him "to step back" from front-line politics to avoid "the daily soap opera" that may have resulted from him working alongside his brother.
He resigned from his ministerial role in the wake of the McBride row for family reasons, he insisted - he wanted to take a step back from front-line politics and concentrate on his wife and children.
By stepping back from front-line politics, Mr Miliband said he would be able to spend more time with his family - a "nice bonus" of losing the leadership contest - and think about his future direction.
