Sentence examples for exploit breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Two potent strike forces, he said, are stationed behind the front lines to exploit breakthroughs in the Pakistani lines and additional divisions held in reserve.

Beginning in 1917, cavalry was deployed alongside tanks and aircraft, notably at the Battle of Cambrai, where cavalry was expected to exploit breakthroughs in the lines that the slower tanks could not.

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However, confusion and lack of control caused the Soviet 4th and 13th Mechanized Corps to stumble as they began to exploit the breakthroughs achieved by the opening offensive.

Haig was convinced, despite the lack of success of mounted troops to date, that the British cavalry could be used to exploit any breakthroughs in the German line.

Bad weather intervened, however, so that the cavalry could not exploit the breakthrough, and adequate infantry reinforcements were not available.

It appeared that Robert E. Lee had finally gained the upper hand, but no reinforcements were sent to exploit the breakthrough, and a determined Yankee counterattack forced Hays to retreat.

To relieve Valencia, the Republicans attacked across the Ebro (July 24 , 1938; once more they failed to exploit the breakthrough, and the bloody battle exhausted the Popular Army.

Gen. Edward L. Thomas's Georgia Brigade was in reserve well to the rear, not summoned by Pender or Hill to assist or exploit the breakthrough.