enemy line

He and his family have spent 13 years behind enemy lines.

But even so, we were on our own, miles from any support, behind enemy lines.

It would not take long to reach the enemy line.

"Only the front of the enemy line can be trapped here."

Into the air they go and fly behind the enemy lines.

With a little bit of luck, he could stay behind enemy lines on the ground until the war was over.

In other words, the framework put Americans behind enemy lines.

"We'll have a look at the enemy line from above."

For the next four years, they acted behind enemy lines.

She had to think of herself as a soldier going behind enemy lines.

The other two were younger, probably soldiers found behind enemy lines.

They make a final charge at the enemy lines and win the day.

He was then captured and set two miles behind enemy lines.

But the last time was a year ago - I spent a month operating behind enemy lines.

The feeling of being behind enemy lines was strongly with him again.

He sat up and looked south, the enemy lines were thirty miles away.

If we made it to the enemy line we'd be able to do little more than spit on them.

The enemy line is finally formed upon the opposite side of the great field.

The group was inserted behind enemy lines - you'll find out where soon enough.

In the retreat, he was left within the enemy lines and died a few hours later.

Never before during the war had the enemy lines come so close to that great French capital.

Air Combat was common on every mission over enemy lines.

He manages to make it through enemy lines and return to the States.

The far end of the enemy line was visible in the gloom.

She was the first artist to play behind enemy lines in Berlin.