Sentence examples for bridgehead between from inspiring English sources

"If we can use what we do to be a sort of bridgehead between ourselves and the UK film industry to work more closely with their Chinese counterparts that would just be fantastic".

That is the path trodden by David Burnside, a steely former Ulster Unionist MP turned public relations man who has emerged as a key bridgehead between Russian interests and the Conservatives.

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.

Bruce concluded that Australia's position in the world had changed as a result of World War II, commenting: [Australia] has become a bridgehead between East and West.

Additionally for participating in the expansion of the bridgehead between 14 19 June ten units were awarded the honour Tilly Sur Seulles.

The interatomic distance between Si1 and Si2 (formerly the double bond of the cyclotrisilene) of 2.618 1) Å (c.f. 2.118(1) Å in cSi3(Tip)4)[ 4a] is indicative of the expected absence of a strong direct interaction between the bridgehead silicon atoms.

As a consequence, the tetraphosphabicyclo[1.1.0]butane moieties display a more pronounced folding (distance between both P atoms adjacent to the phosphonium P atom decreases) and the P5 +-cages are stretched (distance between the bridgehead P P bond and the phosphonium P atom increases).

Vatutin's drive against Kiev was engaging the Germans' attention, General Ivan Stepanovich Konev suddenly pushed so far forward from the Kremenchug bridgehead (more than halfway downstream between Kiev and Dnepropetrovsk) that the German forces within the great bend of the Dnieper to the south would have been isolated if Manstein had not stemmed the Soviet advance just in time to extricate them.

Structure activity relationship studies and analysis of high-resolution (1.25 Å) PP5C-inhibitor co-crystal structures reveal close contacts between the inhibitor bridgehead oxygen and both a catalytic metal ion and a non-catalytic phenylalanine residue, the latter of which is substituted by tryptophan in PP4C.

Marlborough had won his bridgehead over the Danube, and had put himself between the French and Vienna; yet the battle was followed by a curious, dragging anti-climax.

Between 900 and 1,000 Bosnians in the Brčko bridgehead and over 2,300 in Zagreb were allocated to labour battalions and similar non-combatant auxiliary duties, although the disarming operation was not completed in the Zagreb area until mid-November.