Trenches

Let's hit the trenches.

The barrage is getting away from them. They're still in the trenches! Yes, sir.

Albert was wounded... in the trenches.

The UNTAC soldiers returned fire from their trenches, using small arms fire and grenades.

We live in the trenches out there.

Get out. Everybody in the trenches. Quick.

Get these men out of the trenches!

So you never even left the trenches?

The dampness came from the fact that the British trenches were in the wettest part of Flanders.

Trenches are a huge advantage for the defending army, as long as you can block off the entire region with trenches.

Well, he wrote her every day for two years from the trenches... by candlelight, during battles.

My trenches are soaked with it!

Art teachers and students shared the same trenches.

Corporal Paris, why didn't you leave the trenches?

Trenches are generally parallel to a volcanic island arc, and about from a volcanic arc.

Trenches were sampled and revealed grades ranging from 3 to over 10 grams per ton.

You try jumping in those trenches first.

The men are falling back to our own trenches.

I saw it myself. Half never left the trenches.

Trenches revealed grades ranging from 3 to 10 grams over an average width of 5 metres.

Aside from the fact that many of your men never left the trenches... there's the troops' morale, don't forget.

Digging trenches. Blaming it on an innocent dog.

CA In the trenches. Richard Turere, you are something else.

And not here, but on the Western front in the trenches.

We hit the trenches then cut out back at Barracks 9?

If some didn't leave the trenches, it must have been impossible.

And were you lying unconscious in the trenches during the entire attack?

I like to imagine Schwarzschild in the war in the trenches calculating ballistic trajectories for cannon fire, and then, in between, calculating Einstein's equations as you do in the trenches.

I like to imagine Schwarzschild in the war in the trenches calculating ballistic trajectories for cannon fire, and then, in between, calculating Einstein's equations as you do in the trenches.

Zero plus one, and they're still in the trenches. They're not advancing.

Yes, sir, until I was ordered back to the trenches by Captain Renouart.

Most were dead or wounded before they got three steps beyond the trenches.

He said, Thus says Yahweh, 'Make this valley full of trenches.'

The lines of trenches on the western front covered only about 400 miles as the crow flies, but because of the endless zigzagging, the trenches themselves may have run as much as 25,000 miles..

He returned to the trenches before the injury was fully healed, and at the Battle of Loos he passed out at his post from pain.

Because both parties had their trenches, it was hugely advantageous for the defending side.

The fact remains... a good part of your men never left their own trenches.

But General Mireau demanded that he commence firing on our own trenches.

There are 37 trenches, mostly distributed around the periphery of the world's oceans.22 The supply of organic material to trenches can be high and abundances of animals living on the seabed can be higher than in the surrounding deep sea.23 About 700 deep sea species have been recorded inhabiting trenches below 6,000 metres in depth.

For the British, for example, the trenches were two things above all wet and smelly.

We need to see deep trenches, the undersea mountains, and understand life in the deep sea.

If you want to make some ground an attacking army has to cross the trenches, and because you now have machine guns the defending soldiers could sit behind their trenches and mow down the attacking army, very easily.

Three times in this century from the trenches of the Somme to the island of Iwo Jima to the shattered Wall in Berlin the forces of hope were victorious.

The front was stabilized and shortly afterwards... developed into a continuous line of heavily fortified trenches... zigzagging their way 500 miles... from the English Channel to the Swiss frontier.