Sentences with phrase «front line of»

He soon learns the people there are at the front line of a battle against unseen dark forces determined to destroy reality.

At the front line of this war are the Agents, the Syndicate ¡ ¦ s bio-engineered and chip - augmented enforcers.

Bleakly determinist, it dispassionately monitors the progress of an unemployed everyman (Vincent Lindon, the deserved Best Actor winner) as he jumps through a humiliating succession of hoops, winding up in a job that puts him on the front line of the reengineering of France's workforce.

He quickly learns that the enclave is at the front line of a battle against unseen dark forces bent on destroying reality.

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A product at the front line of every protocol I prescribe is called eNRG, which works by helping the body to produce more mitochondria and thereby increase cellular energy and longevity.

Having a greater understanding of the immune system, its various processes, and possible conditions that may cause dysfunction, allows one to better support and appreciate their body's front line of defense.

Avoid losing connection on the front line of the body by arching back or lifting your rib, this will maximally recruit your core.

The gut is the front line of health.

Chakras are energy centers located along the front line of your body.

The chakras are energy centers that are located along the front line of your body.

Gorilla Crawls are a creative movement for opening up the front line of your body and driving your heart rate through the roof.

White blood cells are the front line of the body's immune system, which means that people with leukemia are prone to infections.

Pandas are great for opening up through the front line of the body and can benefit individuals with tight hips.

«Front line of Modern Cosmology» by Dr. Eiichiro Komatsu (Director of the Department of Physical Cosmology, Max - Plank Institute for Astrophysics, Germany)

The lecturers were Satoru Iguchi, East - Asia ALMA Project Manager (NAOJ), Masao Saito, East - Asia ALMA Project Scientist (NAOJ), and Kengo Tachihara, ALMA Commissioning Scientist (JAO), who are active on the front line of the ALMA Project.

«These systems will be useful in national defense, whether it's in a subway, an airport or on the front line of the war in Iraq.»

But a computer game that puts those kids on the front line of a battlefield inside the human body — where cancer cells and chemotherapy drugs are slogging it out for supremacy — just might persuade them that it's important to keep taking the drugs.

The resulting influx of workers has turned the town of Iwaki, some 50 kilometers (30 miles) from the plant, into a bustling labor hub at the front line of the massive public works project.

However, what we see in the news is not always what the scientists at the front line of climate change experience.

It strikes me that those working at the front line of anthropogenic climate change are generally portrayed in your magazine as heroes.

Most are located along the front line of last year's outbreaks, suggesting that the epidemic is spreading into new territory despite France's compulsory vaccination policy.

But the murder of conservationist Jairo Mora Sandoval highlights the risks biologists face when their passion for nature puts them on the front line of the narco - wars.

«Parents are the front line of defense for keeping our roads safer this summer,» said Jennifer Ryan, AAA Director of State Relations.

Addressing the delegates, Stringer praised UFT educators as key fighters «in the front line of educating the next generation of kids.»

Today she stands with those who have been on the front line of this fight for years.

Alan Crane President of the CIOB said, «Construction might not always be at the front line of making political choices but we are certainly on the front - line of implementing them.

In short: Bob, his family, and his pals are on the front line of the 2018 midterm fight.

The Ekiti people are now @ d front line of immediate satiation and gratification.

Two years previously he had made an unexpected return to the front line of British politics, overcoming a decade long feud with the then Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Growing international tensions and yet another foiled terrorist attack at JFK make it plainly obvious to every New Yorker that we are on the front line of a new type of war.»

The Focus E15 campaign has been on the front line of this battle for the past two years and while we congratulate Mr Corbyn on his new position, until he challenges the actions of Labour - run councils as well as government policy, we remain sceptical.

Chief Executive of the Countryside Alliance says: «for the Government to ensure the long term future of our Post Office network, they need to come through on their promise to make Post Offices the front line of Government».

«This is not about my returning to the front line of politics.

An adroit foreign policy emphasising distance from the United States despite quiet cooperation on many issues kept France out of the front line of Islamist anger.

Schools can spend $ on health classes for high schoolers and the First Lady can raise all the awareness she wants, but when elementary and middle schools are the front line of providers of unhealthy foods — the paradox is frustrating and tragic.

David: Thank you for sharing this story with your large audience — whether they like it or not, food service professionals are often on the front line of choking incidents (as was the case with the Brooklyn 9 - year - old), so it seems critical that they be prepared for such emergencies.

In New York, schools serve 1.7 million lunches and 500,000 breakfasts each day — which puts them on the front line of combatting hunger and childhood obesity — and yet the state meal reimbursement rate has remained at six cents for the last 40 years.

Italy's first half performance was comfortable - with the midfield trio of Pirlo, Marchisio and Thiago Motta running the show and the front line of Balotelli - Cassano were provided with constant ammunition.

Connaughton indeed pulled down nine rebounds against a front line of Cauley - Stein, Karl - Anthony Towns and Trey Lyles, while Cauley - Stein scored just six points and grabbed four rebounds in 33 minutes of Kentucky's 68 - 66 victory in regional final.

Zidane restored Gareth Bale to the starting XI to reunite the «BBC» front line of the Welshman, Ronaldo and Benzema, and all three scored in a confident display at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The Eagles knew that the Giant front line of Andy Robustelli, Rosey Grier, Dick Modzelewski and Jim Katcavage was physically stronger than the Eagle offensive line.

front line of eduardo van persie and bendtner would have epl defences quaking in their boots... net spending 0... its doable arsene!!!!!!!

am waiting for that day when we will have a front line of Alexis, Walcott & Welbeck with the 2 magicians behind them..

Whether the Arsenal transfer rumours claiming that the Porto and Colombia international star Jackson Martinez is the striker that Arsene Wenger wants to sign to boost the front line of the Gunners, we can only wait and see, although the Portuguese press seem pretty sure.

And yet, Liverpool's front line of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, and Sadio Mane is capable of wrecking anyone.

Klopp is definitely an attack - minded coach and he has assembled an impressive front line of Salah, Coutinho, Firmino and Mane, and I wonder if we will see Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain back at the Emirates.

Try taking it to Wyoming's front line of Eric Leckner, Fennis Dembo and Jon Sommers or UTEP's tough Tim Hardaway and Chris Sandle.

Imagine a front line of Campbell, Sanchez and Ox?

But it was the new look front line of Welbeck and Iwobi that did the real damage.