Sentence examples for out of frontline from inspiring English sources

However by now England were running out of frontline seamers.

Reeves, the shadow work and pensions secretary and a Burnham supporter also pulled out of frontline politics.

David Miliband quickly bowed out of frontline politics, saying he wanted to end the "soap opera" the fraternal rivalry had become.

But in the end, central funding won over the police chiefs, while familiarity and research have taken most of the heat out of frontline grumbles.

Under an international proposal, Macedonia has agreed to hold back from an offensive if the rebels begin to withdraw by Thursday and pull out of frontline villages, which lie only 15 miles from Skopje.

She says the quality of guests is partly due to the "unprecedented moment" Labour and the Conservatives find themselves in that means "we've never had so many A-list MPs out of frontline politics".

NHS staff have warned the Government not to try and deliver its promise of a seven-day NHS "on the cheap" by cutting into the out-of-hours pay of frontline workers, as the Prime Minister warned of "tough decisions" ahead for the health service.

Ms Morgan said: "The GP out-of-hours service like many frontline unscheduled care services is constantly working to meet the growing demand.

Hill thinks that the jury remains out on the potential success of Frontline because the first cohort has yet to complete the programme.

Its headquarters will be in New York, and key British staff have been moved out of the frontline.

A staffer with ESPN's investigative team said that the decision to pull out of the "Frontline" project "is demoralizing to the people who remain at 'Outside the Lines,' " the network's respected issue-oriented show.