Sentence examples for bridgehead as from inspiring English sources

Gruppe during operations against the Kuban bridgehead as part of the IV.

The stability of the electrode-generated π-radical cations was found to be dependent on the presence and structure of the bridgehead substituent, as well as on the nature of the central ion present.

However, with only a platoon from D Company holding a tenuous bridgehead at the Pakchon ford as dusk fell, Green could either cross the river the following morning via the ford, or he could attempt a lodgement across the bridge that night.

The crossings prompted the ARSK General Staff to order the 2nd Armoured Brigade of the Special Units Corps to move from Slunj to the bridgeheads, as the HV advance threatened a vital road in Glina.

Open image in new window (5) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Trends of bridgehead carbons as a function of temperature of coal NG and AD Open image in new window (6).

Open image in new window (5) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Trends of bridgehead carbons as a function of temperature of coal NG and AD Open image in new window (6)   (4) At the temperature range from 500 to 600 °C, the quantity of Ar–O begins decreasing significantly, while that of Al–O is continuously decreasing.

The explicit reason that his yeshiva had been established in Acre was to serve as a bridgehead in that struggle, just as West Bank settlements are built to bolster the Jewish hold on land there.

The official said one option was to establish an allied bridgehead inside Afghanistan as a base from which to pursue commando and special forces forays to seek Mr. bin Laden.

How can Israel trust that the land it vacates is not used, as Gaza has been, as a bridgehead for further struggle?

They want to be seen as a bridgehead between Central Asia and the warm waters of the Arabian Sea; as a pro-Western access-point to the Muslim world; and as a passage between energy-rich Iran and energy-parched India.

Lyautey was determined to hold Khénifra to use as a bridgehead for further expansion of French territory and referred to it as a bastion against the "hostile Berber masses" upon which the "maintenance of [his] occupation" depended.