Sentence examples for a secure beachhead from inspiring English sources

Click here to view video Russia is a secure beachhead for Hollywood at the moment, so it was a surprise to see a small Spanish film twanging The Amazing Spider-Man's web-strings there a few weeks ago.

The origin of modern AAVs can be traced to the 1920s and '30s, when Marine Corps planners, preparing for eventual war in the Pacific against the Japanese empire, considered the central problem posed by amphibious landings from the open seas specifically, how to deliver assault troops to a defended shore quickly and with sufficient force to establish a secure beachhead and continue fighting inland.

The Fifth Army was battered and pushed back by German forces until 20 September, when American forces were finally able to break out and establish a more secure beachhead.

Colombia, he said, was the United States' "last bastion, practically the last secure beachhead it has in Latin America.

New York's Nasdaq, the world's No. 2 share market, is discussing a buy of the London Stock Exchange to secure a beachhead in Europe; a deal is seen to steel the LSE versus the aggressive Continental Euronext market.

Obama, the author-president who is fast becoming teacher-in-chief points us to the lessons we can learn from D-Day, "As we face down the hardships and struggles of our time and arrive at that hour for which we were born, we cannot help but draw strength from those moments in history when the best among us somehow were able to swallow their fears and secure a beachhead on an unforgiving shore".

Shortly after the "I do's" the yogurt continued on its journey down the Pacific Coast, first to Los Angeles, then to San Diego, finally coming to blessed rest in Carlsbad, Calif., home of the La Costa Resort and Spa, where my mother and I had a girls-only five-day retreat, and where I knew from a recent visit, Dannon had yet to secure a beachhead.

On January 22 , 1944 the Allies achieved what probably was their most complete tactical surprise of the war by landing in excess of 36,000 troops and 3,000 vehicles before midnight, securing a beachhead only 37 miles (60 km) from Rome.

Takeover activity in Europe's utility sector is heating up as the region approaches full market liberalization next year, and Spain's Iberdrola is the latest conquistador preparing itself for battle, having secured a beachhead in Scotland.

American forces quickly secured a beachhead and dug in.

By the end of the day, having suffered 94 casualties, the Australians had secured a beachhead "several kilometres" deep.