entrenchment

On 11 May, the entrenchment was brought to an end.

Maybe we'll be able to meet his army outside of its entrenchments.

This is a superb example of entrenchment in any business.

The Union soldiers were also busy building their own entrenchments.

So well try to knock some holes in the entrenchment.

The entrenchment was a few hundred yards from the ford.

Also, Straw would have known more about the level of entrenchment on this issue by different nations, he says.

However, the attack failed before a murderous fire from the entrenchments.

He's on the right track now, but I think he underestimated the degree of entrenchment.

He took another couple of steps away from the entrenchments, and they grew less distinct to his eye.

The Shadow could again use the radiator as his entrenchment.

The entrenchment of the military in Haitian society has long historical roots.

Education and intelligent engagement, not entrenchment, are what this situation requires.

Given such entrenchment, the obvious question is, why change?

The entrenchment came from a high wall of anti-takeover devices.

"It takes a certain kind of environment to support a Mafia entrenchment.

If you find that entrenchment, then you know the environment is there also.

Too much regular and easy funding can lead to smug entrenchments.

The soldiers had retreated into shallow entrenchments around their camp.

Their overnight security was increased by recently constructed defensive entrenchments.

The first shots were followed by several volleys from the entrenchments.

So how do you see these talks going forward when you have this kind of entrenchment?

They were also used with a contact fuze when attacking entrenchments.

In front of the army a system of entrenchments had been dug.

But they ran into another line of entrenchments only a furlong or so past the one they'd just cleared.