Examples of using In the front line in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
They then boarded the Garibaldi, which is in the front line of an EU mission to combat people traffickers who have carried hundreds of thousands of migrants to Europe across the Mediterranean.
As multinational/global company BPFS/Ornit continues to be in the front line of the international companies, leading the fastening industry around the world while protecting a distinctive character.
those standing in the front line and in the line of fire,
those standing in the front line and in the line of fire,
Hamilton shared his men's hardships and was frequently in the front line, earning the affectionate nickname"Hammy" from his subordinates.[31].
huddled in the front line in the settlements.
To the left of the Poles was Canadian I Corps which had the Canadian 1st Infantry Division(with the British 21st Tank Brigade under command) in the front line and the Canadian 5th Armoured Division in reserve.
huddles in the front line in the settlements.
huddled in the front line in settlements.
To the left of the Poles was I Canadian Corps which had 1st Canadian Infantry Division(with British 21st Tank Brigade under command) in the front line and 5th Canadian Armoured Division in reserve.
were deployed in the front line near Tel el Khuweilfe,
To the left of the Poles was I Canadian Corps which had 1st Canadian Infantry Division(with 21st British Tank Brigade under command) in the front line and 5th Canadian Armoured Division in reserve.
Poles was[[I Canadian Corps]] which had 1st Canadian Division(with 21st Tank Brigade under command) in the front line and 5th Canadian Armoured Division in reserve.
who was in the front line of the group with his wife,
his people place them in the front line and encourage them to throw stones and ignite explosives, and create a live shield behind which adults fire with guns
they are placed in the front line and encouraged to throw rocks and explosive devices to create a living shield, while adults fire