Sentence examples for building trench from inspiring English sources

Firefighters from local departments and out of state, along with federal resources, are working around the clock to contain the spread, building trench lines and dropping flame-retardant chemicals from helicopters flying over the rocky hills.

Others were pressed into service building trenches and infrastructure for the Confederate cause.

"So many young people have died here, what is jail compared to that?" He thinks building trenches and barricades was wrong.

The women have also taken a fatalistic turn, building trenches in front of their tents they say will serve as their own grave sites if the authorities try to remove them.

The Turkmen fought off initial attacks, building trenches and fortified posts across Amerli to defend their positions.

According to Zhukov, 250,000 women and teenagers worked building trenches and anti-tank moats around Moscow, moving almost three million cubic meters of earth with no mechanical help.

ISIS has had over two years to prepare for this moment, building trenches, digging tunnels and incorporating themselves amongst the civilian population to avoid airstrikes.

Consider building trenches and blocking the ends so the water stays contained and dammed (berms can be used as well).

At key moments, the movie depends on Soviet-style montage (the film was lauded in Moscow); it ends with the members of the collective triumphantly building a trench.

Building the trench features took 13 days, with Ullapool High School teacher Jemma Middleton, Carl Burns and a local volunteer, Jack Maclean, working 15 hour-long days to complete the trenches and "battlefield".

When building your trench, try creating a sloped edge for players to lay on.