Sentence examples similar to cut lines of force from inspiring English sources
You can cut lines of equal length, or you can cut a long line at the top and cut continuously shorter lines in sequence for a triangular effect.
For instance, Faraday described the lines of force "expanding", "bending," and "being cut" (Nersessian 1992).
Mr. Bush said at the Army base here that 27 of 30 Afghan provinces were no longer controlled by the Taliban and that United States and rebel forces had cut terrorists' lines of communications.
Now you need to cut two lines of brigers.
With their advance, the rebels had, at least for the moment, the potential to cut off government forces in the east from those in the west of Libya, threatening the logistics lines of Qaddafi forces.
The goal was to "interdict those forces before they enter the city, cut off their lines of communication and cut off their command and control," the admiral said.
During this time, Chaytor's Force commanded by Major General Edward Chaytor captured part of the retreating Ottoman and German column at the Jisr ed Damieh bridge to cut this line of retreat across the Jordan River.
The royalists under the command of Prince Mohamed's objective was to cut the Egyptians' line and force them to withdraw.
Lieutenant General Frank Berryman, the commander of Australian II Corps, now urged Wootten to commence a coastal advance that would cut the Japanese supply lines and force Adachi to retreat from the Huon Peninsula if he were not already doing so.
Those who had escaped by train, before the line was cut by Chaytor's Force during the night of 24/25 September, were forced to detrain south of Deraa.
