Sentence examples for enemy movements from inspiring English sources

The biggest fight taking shape was around Kandahar, where marines and allied commandos sealed roads and scouted for enemy movements.

It began, key participants say, with the Americans confidently assuming that they could intercept enemy communications and predict enemy movements.

In the American civil war, for example, both North and South put observers in tethered balloons to scope out enemy movements.

The squad is sent out to occupy the house seen in the film's opening sequence, to scout enemy movements in an area that remains no man's land.

But Billings said yes, and the mission was a success, helping to provide critical information on enemy movements during the war's final period.

They also said questions were raised about whether the soldiers deployed there had received proper support -- not only construction supplies to build defenses, but also surveillance aircraft to warn of enemy movements.

They spot for artillery and scan for enemy movement.

Then, as he and his men were returning to a canal for extraction, enemy movement was detected.

The lesson that day was on enemy movement, and the enemy was a dastardly collection of spiky-headed robots roving inside a computer game.

I was a second lieutenant in a field artillery unit of the Second Infantry Division and a forward observer, watching for enemy movement and calling in artillery fire.

She then joined the Foreign Office in the political intelligence department, where she eventually edited a departmental newsletter about enemy movement and propaganda.