Sentence examples for make trench from inspiring English sources

The important thing is the basic idea of avoiding a frontal assault on tax expenditures that is likely to make trench warfare seem tame by comparison and instead just make them irrelevant to the vast majority of Americans.

We were told to make trenches.

The oil industry has also developed remotely-operated vehicles to make trenches for seabed pipelines, which can be adapted for cutting ore, even though it may lie much deeper, at, say, 1.5km down.

Make trenches in front of the house   11.

But these works of imagination are not skeptical about honor itself — on the contrary: otherwise, there would be no meaning to Heller's rage at the dishonorable military entrepreneur Milo Minderbinder, or Owen's rage at propaganda that made trench warfare resemble chivalric combat.

This observation is in line with the general model where OCs resorb perpendicularly to the surface until a certain depth (making pits), and continue resorbing laterally (making trenches).

Work on the Metropolitan Railway began in 1860 by cut-and-cover methods that is, by making trenches along the streets, giving them brick sides, providing girders or a brick arch for the roof, and then restoring the roadway on top.

This was closely followed by alerting the neighbour 74.7 % (267); then keeping belongings at high places 68.5%% (263); making trenches in front of the house and storing food grains each at 55.5 % (213); contact relatives 51.0%% (196); household moving to another location 41.1%% (159); call evacuation centres 35.4%% (136), safeguard house 35.2 % (135) and lastly call the police 20.8 % (80).

Tamp down the soil at the bottom of the trench with your shovel, and make the trench 1 inch (or 2.5 cm) deeper for every 8 feet (or 2.4 meters) of length.

Make a trench about six inches deep in loose, fertile soil and place the sets in it on their sides, the flat cut ends near the top.

Decide how deep are you going to make your trench.