Sentence examples for from the frontlines from inspiring English sources

As a result they are hearing from the frontlines.

"Reporting live from the frontlines of #NYSEDown!" I tell my phone cam.

Messengers from the telegraph service arrived on bicycles with missives of survival and death from the frontlines.

Western journalists "embedded" with troops are given the status of heroes reporting from the frontlines of war.

It's rough, unpolished – a dispatch from the frontlines of pre-1968 Pasis, as was its maker's intention.

From the frontlines of progress we hear from remote operators of military drones and a man with a programmable corneal transplant.

Ian Teh photographed "Traces: From the Frontlines of Climate Change Along China's Yellow River" as a 2014 Abigail Cohen Fellow in Documentary Photography.

"I am a girl with a keen interest in having it all, and what follows are hopeful dispatches from the frontlines of that struggle," she writes.

Slowly, I began to report from the frontlines of my hospital bed, first in journals, and then, in a hastily put together blog.

He has reported from the frontlines in Iraq and Afghanistan, from courtrooms in Guantanamo Bay and several US naval warships and submarines.

But I know if I stop doing my show right now it would feel like I was retreating from the frontlines.