Sentence examples for division onto from inspiring English sources

At the Battle of Austerlitz (1805), Vandamme and Gen. Louis-Vincent-Joseph Louis-Vincent-Joseph Louis-Vincent-Joseph Le Blondon onto the Pratzen Heights and broke the counte of the Russian army, which led to Napoleon's greatest victory.

The humanitarian/development divide imposes institutional divisions onto the real world of people in crisis.

It may involve the superimposition of political, cultural, or other nongeographical divisions onto the representation of a geographical area.

At 03 00 a.m. the mines would be detonated, followed by the attack of nine divisions onto the ridge.

NBC anchors, including those paid by the news division, glom onto the glamour and reflected glory of winsome champions, as per Matt Lauer's no-boundaries embrace of the skier Lindsey Vonn on "Today" after she won the downhill race.

The division dropped onto the area on 17 September and a small force was able to secure the Arnhem road bridge.

FGF-4 signaling appears to be important as early as the fifth cell division to promote cell proliferation onto the blastocyst stage [ 13].

He is the first victim of Mr Corbyn's reshuffle, which is aimed at creating a more united Shadow Cabinet and to focus media attention away from the party's internal divisions and onto policy matters.

The implication of the charge-division circuitry onto the drift time measurement was studied and the overall performance of the electronic system was evaluated in dedicated off-line tests.

City went top of the division and held onto their lead, opening an 11-point cushion by February.

Cadillac was always relying on a lesser General Motors division to do the basic car, and then tried to foist Cadillac values onto the platform.