Sentence examples for into frontline from inspiring English sources

"However I also really didn't want to go into frontline politics," he says.

These savings will be available in full to recycle into frontline services".

The former prime minister is not heading back into frontline politics.

More common are concerns that the problems of home are seeping inexorably into frontline life, creating distractions for people who should be focusing on staying safe.

Whether the cash has yet fed though into frontline services in a way likely to make a difference to voters' perceptions is doubtful.

Half will be ploughed back into frontline public services, leaving £6bn to fund a smaller tax-take from NI than under a fourth-term Labour government.

But in some parts of the city, the line between ISIS and the regime run through neighborhoods, dividing families and turning city blocks into frontlines.

Going back into the frontline would mean going into the firing line..

"The fact that we have been able to find another £150m to put into the budget, to put into key frontline public services and also to underpin economic growth and to get agreement on that, I think it's something we should be welcoming".

BT would pitch itself into the frontline of the mobile battle.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation is an unlikely body to be thrust into the frontline against Islamic State.