front edge

It said the UK government “don’t even put a penny on the lives of those who fight on the front edge of free world”, which is reminiscent of language used to describe Ukraine’s fight against Russia’s invasion.

Boeser put Vancouver up 1-0 with a wrister just 2:55 in from the front edge of the left circle for his second goal in as many games.

The woman’s skirt touches the floor, creating firm visual stability, but at the lower front edge, it just slightly lifts, and her feet protrude.

Others suggest the most buoyant part of the Indian Plate rumples like a rug along the front edge of the collision, making it easier for the lower half of the plate to sink into the depths.

The ball landed on the front edge and rolled into the cup.