Sentence examples for called from the front from inspiring English sources

His men had called from the front line saying that, once again, they had run out of ammunition and they pleaded for help.

I told comrade Malenkov that I was calling from the front and that I wanted to speak personally to Stalin.

"Who is that, Frank or Vito back there?" a shrill voice calls from the front of the store, and he turns to answer.

He'd called bye from the front door but she hadn't answered.

According to the Times, "There were loud gasps" as Jalil said that Abdul Fattah Younes was dead; that Younes had been called back from the front to Benghazi, which the rebels control; that he had been killed, with two other officers, by Qaddafi's men; and that all three bodies was missing.

My daughter suddenly calls out from the front room.

The reason is simple: We like to avoid responding to call bells from the front of the plane because answering one means potentially flaunting whatever item the passenger has requested to everyone else along the way.

He ignored phone calls from the front desk that jangled in his fourth-floor room on Sunday morning.