beachhead

Five days later the Americans saw the chance to break out of their beachhead.

Then you have to live long enough to get back to the beachhead and pick up the money.

"In the early years, the question was whether we could get a beachhead," he said.

They were the beachhead for the rest of the migration.

He is very smart to use this as his beachhead.

Others said they were a beachhead and thus had an obligation to hold on.

A 27-story office building in Chicago has become the nation's beachhead for female construction workers.

The idea spread across the beachhead, to other parts of the war, and to popular culture.

Even a second chin was trying to gain a beachhead.

Once they'd established a beachhead, the other two men would have go down and help finish the job.

Now, another beachhead is being attempted and may become permanent.

"The centers give us a beachhead on which to build," he said.

"This is our last potential beachhead for a highly organized South."

"Its demise is because of how successful it has been as the beachhead for those who move on."

Then they will invade, using my apartment as a beachhead.

We have no chance of reaching the enemy beachhead now.

After the first beachhead, the invasion of good taste had continued.

At 10.00 the battalion was ordered to attack the beachhead.

And the advocates say this building is probably the nation's No. 1 beachhead of female construction workers.

Iran appeared to have established a beachhead of about four square miles.

The Dragon had gained what he wanted: a beachhead for his army.

Where they could, the British flooded the perimeter around the beachhead.

A beachhead was quickly established, and the main offensive began on January 24.

She landed troops on most of the major Korean beachheads.

Beachhead takes them on a dangerous mission deep into a hostile city.