Sentence examples for operating on the front from inspiring English sources

Reports in March said that hundreds of these "military trainers" from South Africa and former Soviet Union countries were operating on the front lines in military operations against Boko Haram.

"Do you imagine that those first world war surgeons operating on the front line stayed awake out of patriotism?

It's their relationship that drives the action again as Angelou becomes involved in the civil rights movement, spending time with James Baldwin, Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X, as well as operating on the front lines of protest despite the dangers.

Retailers, operating on the front lines of the change, have been forced to store five times as much cash as usual, reconfigure millions of vending machines and hire extra cashiers for the confusion likely to reign at the register in coming days.

But to individuals operating on the front lines, these efforts can often seem confused, ill-placed and scattershot in nature, leading them to question new or existing leadership's judgment.

The suicide bombing on the C.I.A. base provided a rare glimpse into how the agency has operated on the front lines of war since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

But financial pressures were forcing them to seek a buyer for the retreat center they had long operated on the front 10 acres of the estate, which had once been owned by the celebrated stage actor and producer Henry Miller.

OCI operates on the front lines of consumer protection, ensuring product safety and integrity of life-saving medications for American patients.

His first assignment, under Ralph Tester, who had been recruited from the BBC monitoring service, was deciphering the messages sent back to Berlin by German police troops operating on the eastern front.

After training at various pilot and fighter-pilot schools, he was posted to Nachtjagdgeschwader 1 (NJG 1 1st Night Fighter Wing), operating on the Western Front, in November 1941.

Then there are thousands like Detective Schroeder, in homicide and precinct units, who not only work at crime scenes but also operate on the public front lines, notifying families of the death of a loved one, interviewing victims and witnesses or testifying at trials.