Sentence examples for foxhole of from inspiring English sources

Natalia Dmitriyevna lived her life with Solzhenitsyn as if in a foxhole: the foxhole of persecution in Moscow, and the foxhole of isolation and common purpose in the United States.

Nearby, a homeless Army veteran stuck his head out of his foxhole of thin blankets and piles of tattered clothing, soiled and stained by life on the street.

General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker could grab an hour of prime television time only by slinking into the safe foxhole of Fox News, where Brit Hume chaperoned them on a gloomy, bunkerlike set before an audience of merely 1.5 million true believers.

David's penchant for orderliness had cans, boxes and bottles standing at attention within the foxhole of the kitchen pantry.

Spins Marc Hogan wrote that "it's hard to tell where Gaga is winking at us and where she's simply fallen into a foxhole of unrestrained ego".

He knows what it's like to be neck deep in a foxhole of misery clawing desperately in the mud to pull himself out.

It was read by troops in the foxholes of North Africa.

It included everything from the famous "foxholes of Bataan," to the pronouncement on fatherhood, adknowledging his designation as the "Outstanding Father of 1942".

Overwhelmed by new responsibilities some abandon their mission and dive into the foxholes of familiar work.

Most of the foxholes of the perimeter received one or more direct mortar hits in the course of the continuing mortar fire.

The magic of these juice bars, something so precious and impressed by itself, is to insulate you from the foxholes of your real life.