1.
We must be under the order of the general to leave for the front.
我们必须奉将军之命开赴前线。
2.
We demand that General Sung Cheh-yuan immediately mobilize the entire 29th Army[2] and send it into action at the front.
我们要求宋哲元将军立刻动员全部第二十九军⑵开赴前线应战。
3.
Answer: Indeed a large number of people have become interested in its activities since the Red Army was redesignated as the Eighth Route Army and went to the front.
答：自红军改编为八路军开赴前线以后，关心它的行动的人确是很多的。
4.
The soldiers who are going to Yunnan are having meal at military station.
开赴云南前线的军人在铁路军事专用站台用餐。
5.
Troops in support were sent to the battle front.
后援部队被派赴前线。
6.
They were hurried to the front.
他们被匆促调赴前线。
7.
They ordered him to the front.
他们命令他奔赴前线。
8.
Three battalions were ordered up to strengthen a weak point in the line.
三个营的部队奉命开赴前方，加强防线上的一个薄弱环节。
9.
They were set on leaving for the front right away.
他们打定主意立即奔赴前线。
10.
It was snowing as the medical team made its way to the front.
医疗队奔赴前线时，天正下着雪。
11.
After Yue Fei was recruited into the Song army in 1126, he was sent to the front to fight against the Jin intruders.
1126年，(靖康元年)他应募参军，奔赴抗金前线。
12.
At present, the city of Guilin has sent out armed police forces on a rescue mission to the front line.
目前，桂林市已派出武警部队官兵赶赴一线进行抢险救灾。
13.
Chinese Cultural Complex--So Dense--A Perspective On the Novels of the Authoresses Who Went to Taiwan Round About 1949;
浓得化不开的中华文化情结——1949年前后赴台女作家小说透视
14.
He who have a tongue go to rome.
开口问路，罗马可赴。
15.
To cause(oneself) to go or move.
去，赴使（自己）去或离开
16.
I can not believe I am going to be transferred and separated from my family .
单身赴任，真是开玩笑！
17.
The second battalion is/are going abroad.
第二营即将开赴国外。
18.
A vessel was setting sail for Algiers, on board of which the bustle usually attending departure prevailed.
一艘大船正在升帆待发，准备开赴阿尔及尔，船上洋溢着一片起程前常有的那种匆忙喧闹。