Noun:

యుద్ధం లైన్, ముందు లైన్,

front lines's Usage Examples:

accused by military and political leaders of being prostitutes and nymphomaniacs, in order to discredit their involvement on the front lines.

That style of warfare emphasized the use of armored units and close air support to make quick attacks designed to penetrate the enemy's front lines and cause confusion (Fuller) .

This time she was removed from the front lines and instead spent most of her time in the laboratory studying the mutant Abyss.

Red Cross nurses served widely within the military medical services, staffing the hospitals close to the front lines and at risk of attack.

When the battle is over, Manuel crawls out from a cartload of the dead, naked bodies as he is transported away from the front lines.

The interdiction of supplies and reinforcements to units closer to the front lines is therefore an important strategic goal for opposing forces.

After a tour of the front lines in France, he returned to England and proceeded to set up and run what came to be known as the Khaki University, enrolling over 50,000 Canadian student soldiers by the end of the Great War.

It is also in the front lines of the struggle in the press workers union (UTPBA) through the Orange Press.

Front line, front lines or variants may also refer to: Front Lines (novel), a novel by.

He shook uncontrollably and babbled incoherently to the point where he had to be evacuated from the front lines with a suspected case of combat fatigue.

His Russian commanders, seeing Świerczewski's apparent incompetence and worsening alcoholism, moved him to a reserve command away from the front lines—the decision was made by General Georgi Zhukov himself.

In 2005, inspired by then lead singer Luke Caraccioli, a former Marine himself, Adema became part of a long held tradition of musicians entertaining troops on the front lines by taking part in a USO tour.

Synonyms:

forefront, forepart, head, side, face, front end,

Antonyms:

rear, starboard, reverse, larboard, bottom,