Sentence examples for become front line from inspiring English sources

I was a short guy at five foot six inches, and the macabre joke in my circle of friends was that guys such as me would become front line gunners because we were harder targets to hit.

The day laborers, in battling for their own street — corner livelihoods in cities, towns and courtrooms across the country, have also become front-line defenders of fundamental civil rights.

As metagenomic approaches mature and the methods are clinically validated, metagenomics-based approaches might become front-line diagnostic tests for infectious diseases in the public health setting.

Once GE-containing compounds have been modified so they are better able to enter a living bacterial cell, they are likely to become front-line drugs in the struggle against bacterial infections.

Parts of the track were blown up or became front lines as an ethnic Serb rebellion cut Croatia in half, and ethnic Serbs, Croats and Muslims fought against each other in Bosnia.

These clinics have become the front line for saving lives or even preventing children from becoming as sick as Fatime.

"I live in a 950-square-foot condominium!" Wisconsin has become the front line in a national debate over pay and benefits for unionized public workers, with conservatives arguing that people like Rhode have become a privileged class overburdening taxpayers.

It has become the front line in the latest battle.

Correctional facilities have become a front line for mental health care.

Airports have become the front line in the battle between car-sharing and rental companies.

Instead, it seems the people of Hackney prefer Tony's penne and the cafe has now become the front line in a battle for Broadway Market.