Sentence examples for is trench from inspiring English sources
verb
To invade, especially with regard to the rights or the exclusive authority of another; to encroach.
This is trench warfare in the "attention economy," where companies vie to win fleeting consideration among software developers who will determine the architecture of electronic commerce.
Republicans may imagine that they are leading a Blitzkrieg against government, but the reality is that it is trench warfare".
There, a river is trenching its way between the benches.
"It was always going to be trench warfare," Brown said.
"My sense is that it will be trench warfare".
But there has been trench warfare over which should close.
It's trench humour – there's not much else you can do but laugh".
They are trench warriors in the battle against the "new morbidity".
There were trench coats and pencil skirts, nods to Christine Keeler, leopard print, gold epaulettes.
"It was trench warfare and a brutally physical game with victory counting for everything," said the Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan.
