Sentence examples for frontline against from inspiring English sources
"frontline against" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to the action of defending or protecting oneself or something else from something else. Example: The organization serves as a frontline against poverty in the region.
BRITONS have felt in the frontline against terrorism ever since the September 11th attacks.
Some even, oh sweet irony, join the frontline against the less attractive aspects of gentrification.
"Of all the arts, cartoons stand on the frontline against dictators," says Ali Ferzat.
The PM described Afghanistan, rather than Iraq, as the "frontline against terrorism".
Hundreds of young men, some still in their teens, have grabbed guns and made for the frontline against Gaddafi's forces.
The one sure way to aid and abet terrorism is to undermine countries such as Tunisia, which are in the real frontline against extremists.
Sunday "FRONTLINE: CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERROR," PBS, 9 p.m. Eastern, Central and Pacific times.
Both Obama and Clinton would invest new attention and energy in the forgotten frontlines against terrorism in Afghanistan, while McCain's myopic obsession with Iraq would necessarily sideline any other significant commitment of forces or resources, whether military or diplomatic.
Many fighters are also restless to hold traditional ceremonies for comrades who lost their lives on the frontlines against IS. .
Across the border in northern Iraq, Iraqi Kurdish militiamen or Peshmerga, (those who confront death), man the frontlines against the jihadists in defence of their semi-state.
"They, along with our civilian and military personnel in the region, are working tirelessly on the frontlines against Ebola," the statement read.
