Sentence examples for a subsequent advance from inspiring English sources

These are interpreted as supraglacial debris flow units with intercalated fluvial 'wash' horizons; glaciotectonised and subglacial traction till with boudinaged and streaked-out sediment lenses; and palaeosoils overlain by sediment produced by overtopping of the former moraine surface during a subsequent advance of the glacier.

The attack was to be made with only two brigades, leaving the third for a subsequent advance on Tobruk.

Elsewhere, the 7th Division's advance towards the Finisterre Range saw the capture of Shaggy Ridge and a subsequent advance towards Bogadjim and then Madang, which fell in April.

Thailand (Siam) was a strong base for the Ghadarites, and plans for rebellion in Burma (which was a part of British India at the time) had been proposed by the Ghadar party as early as October 1914, which called for Burma to be used as a base for subsequent advance into India.

The concept of operations called for the capture of the 2200 feature so called by the Australians because that was its height in feet first, before a subsequent westward advance to the mission.

The subsequent advance on Caen and Cherbourg was slow, as a greater number of German Panzer units were concentrated near Caen and Carentan.

On the subsequent advance of the Macedonian king, Taxiles accompanied him with a force of 5000 men and took part in the battle of the Hydaspes River.

Independent research shows the training grant "does not seem to have contributed to the subsequent advance of those entering work in any significant way at all".

Mackensen's forces from Bulgaria stormed the Turtucaia (Tutrakan) bridgehead on the Danube southeast of Bucharest on September 5. His subsequent advance eastward into the Dobruja caused the Romanians to switch their reserves to that quarter instead of reinforcing their Transylvanian enterprise, which thereupon came to a halt.

The Allies captured Rome in June and the 2nd King's fought in the subsequent advance to the Trasimene Line.

From 29 September to 1 October 1918, Wark assumed temporary command of the 32nd Battalion, leading the unit in the 5th Division's attack against the Hindenburg Line at Bellicourt, and the subsequent advance through Nauroy, Etricourt, Magny La Fosse and Joncourt.