Although these were actually a rapid breaching system and not a weapon as such.

The attack in the night, the instant breaching of his defenses.

The rest of the breaching guns now opened fire.

He cupped his hands and shouted at the second breaching battery.

But the biggest concern seems to be the breaching of an unspoken perimeter.

The round-house was built very strong, to support the breaching of the seas.

In ground warfare, penetration is the breaching of, and moving past, a defensive military line.

These vehicles are equipped with mechanical or other means for the breaching of man made obstacles.

The Finance had ordered cannon, ready for the breaching of this castle.

Less than three minutes since they'd detonated the breaching charges, and they were only one floor below their objective.

That made the breaching of the baggage car a major part of his escape plan.

The fiscal pact - and the breaching of it - isn't the problem.

Take a good breaching charge to take it out.

Breaching has been observed, but is not common.

More dynamic methods (kinetic breaching) use force to break the lock or door.

I claim this contest by virtue of a breaching of the rules.

They really show off their stuff in these humpbacks - the breaching, the singing, you know."

But not even a full-time repair unit could keep up with the constant breaching of the fencing.

To her it had always meant the breaching of a mysterious barrier that she dared not surrender.

The "breaching" was a small ceremony to mark the commencement of the breakthrough tunnel.

Mechanical breaching can be minimally destructive, through the use of lock picks.

Lawmakers in eastern Washington have opposed any breaching.

The subsequent breaching of spits by storm waves would form barrier islands.

Door breaching is a process used by military, police, or emergency services to force open closed and/or locked doors.

But he told himself the breach between them was a good thing.

The court has never had a similar breach of security, he said.

Once more he brought her into the breach, then let go.

Saying so over an open phone line itself would have been a security breach.

We believe that you are in breach of the law!

If they could force a breach, numbers would not matter.

If the breach is small, they'll break trying to get through.

What should I do if there is a security breach?

Actually using such a law, on the other hand, would be a serious breach.

"These are the two people who should step into the breach."

If I took the children there it would be a real breach.

Will did not step into the breach; he knew what was coming.

It must have come through the Breach wall of water there on the north side.

You must, therefore, still stand in the breach for some years to come.

The impact of a security breach can be very high.

The court held that there had been no breach of the law.

It was five days since they'd passed through the breach in the Wall.

I made my breach with the party on the Budget.

The figure does not include the breach made public on Monday.

Never mind, you'll probably be able to try for breach of promise.

The Order would never understand such a breach of ancient law.

I cannot hold the breach for more than a few moments.

He could not even see where the walls of the Breach began.

The point is, there has, been a serious breach of security.

That would be a major breach of private information from any firm.

What they needed was a way to breach the line.

There was a wall about him she could not breach.

The sort of wall that a man might breach no woman could, at least not in their world.

But the 5 percent line was breached in mid-1997 and nothing has happened.

No one will say how many are going (since that would breach security).

It is especially easy for employees to breach a security system.

"They will try and breach the wall there before morning," he said.

He wanted to breach those walls she'd built around her.

Where would be the best place to breach the fence?

"We are looking at the whole situation to see if the law was breached or not."

We are talking here today about human rights and who is breaching them.

"We must get out of here before they breach the lock on the door!"

At four in the morning, he gave the signal to breach the house.

Now she had seen it breached, everything was different at least for a few days.

Only once has the city been breached, and that was from the air.

Perhaps later she would be able to breach its depth, but not now.

Could he even breach the gap he'd created between them?

He was too arrogant to believe anyone would breach his security.

"I see your point, but we're not going to breach security, period."

Another attempt to breach the walls and an- other death.

After full dark they'll breach the walls and then charge us.

Our security has been breached in the worst possible way.

He would study the building, try to see how it might be breached without risk to the children.

True, the police do at times breach the rules laid down by the law.

We've just got to keep them from breaching the security of other levels.