Sentence examples for he entrenched from inspiring English sources
Rejecting pleas to announce an Israeli peace plan including a major West Bank withdrawal, he entrenched his old positions: the Arabs want to destroy Israel Irann, Hezbollah and Hamas are incarnations of Hitler; any Israeli withdrawal would turn the West Bank into an Iranian rocket base.
Just as he entrenched his power base last summer by persuading the club to jettison sporting director Jorge Valdano, he will aim to strengthen again.
He entrenched his position in northern England by marrying Ælfflæd, the daughter of Ealdred, Earl of Bamburgh.
On receiving news of Butterfield's capture, Arnold immediately began assembling a force to recover them, which he entrenched in a position at Lachine, just upriver from Montreal.
Many Egyptians resent Mubarak's decades in power when he entrenched the security establishment and pursued economic reforms that seemed to benefit only a select few.
Perhaps it's true that Hitler unleashed the Final Solution, in its full horror, only out of desperation, but perhaps it's the case that he would have done it later, and that he would have gone even further, once he'd entrenched his power, and that he would have killed people we don't even know he had an interest in killing.
"I can say 100% of my Muslim friends don't agree with the protesters," he says, adding that he believes entrenched racial divides are broadly over in Indonesia.
He is entrenched in his district, and he has his bodyguards.
In the years that followed he became entrenched in the world of R&B and hip-hop, where he not only made a living but realized some essential truths.
He himself approved the idea of workers taking part in the management of their companies, but he faced entrenched opposition from employers.
