Sentence examples for get back to the front from inspiring English sources

"And then there were the bright-eyed guys who just couldn't wait to get back to the front.

"By 1916, if they were on home leave, they tried to stay as long as they could, while Hitler desperately wants to get back to the front.

Each had a prayer book in his pocket and their one desire seemed to be to get back to the front again.

"I won the race last year and have only finished outside of the podium places twice, so the target is definitely to build on that and get back to the front".

Hamlin started 29th in his No. 11 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota and never led until that final run, set up after a spectacular nine-car crash involving the pole-sitter Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon, who had led a race-high 124 laps and was trying to get back to the front.

There he fought back to second and he remained determined to stay optimistic here, saying: "I need to have a start like I had in Austria two weeks ago and then do my best to get back to the front; you never know what might happen".

"I was chasing 25km or so on my own, then actually got back to the front and that's when the attack started on the climb and I didn't really have the legs," said Thomas.

If you have decided to stay home for a long term then avoid looking up anything that has to do with your skill sets, this triggers longing to get back to the work front and leads to frustrations.

For the newcomers' respect for urban authenticity is quite evident as they strip away the neighborhood's signature Formstone insulation -- the laboring class's postwar touch of home improvement -- to get back to the original red-brick fronts on the classic row houses that are being snapped up.

There is a lot about the field that I will miss when I get back to Oxford: the front-seat view of the dolphins I am studying, the warm Florida weather and especially the camaraderie I developed with my teammates.

That was before I become an international superstar, of course; now that my shelf life is over, I need to get back to those queues in front of the CPA.