Sentence examples for battlefield location from inspiring English sources

According to today's movie logic, however, "Enemy at the Gates" is a German film because Germany provided the money, the Babelsberg studio and a "battlefield" location near Potsdam.

Support for this conjecture arises largely due to the famous 11th-century poem "First Rhapsody on the Red Cliffs", which equates the Huangzhou Hill with the battlefield location.

(His nearly perfect sense of terrain and geography is marred only by his regrettable conflation of Russia with the Soviet Union, which leads to confusion about battlefield locations, German war aims and Soviet casualties).

Former Revolutionary War battlefield locations often provide visitors with life-like re-enactments of the war; whereas the Smithsonian museum has historical artifacts on display, such as the Declaration of Independence.

Now Leicestershire County Council is planning to change some aspects of its Bosworth battlefield visitor centre to take account of the new discoveries – and the change in battle field location.

Lebanon has volatility at its core, and world and regional powers have frequently made it a proxy battlefield because its location is as strategic as its state is weak.

Actually, I once stood several feet away from Gingrich as he held a book signing at a Gettysburg gift shop located a block or two from a McDonald's on Steinwehr Avenue -- a McDonald's that sits on the actual battlefield, specifically the location of the infamous Pickett's Charge on the third day of battle.

Beyond being a popular location for battlefield tours, the site is also an important location in the burgeoning field of First World War battlefield archaeology, because of its preserved and largely undisturbed state.

Archaeologists say that the reason that medieval military material remained on the battlefield is that its location was not known up till now – and has therefore not attracted attention from metal detectorists.

He said: The point he's trying to make is the fact that the geographical location of the battlefield, since this war on terror, has basically disappeared.

That was Adebolajo's view of the Woolwich attack, his brother Jeremiah told al-Jazeera TV: "The geographical location of the battlefield, since this war on terror, has basically disappeared".