Sentence examples for more trenches from inspiring English sources
Behind the pillboxes were more lines of barbed wire and more trenches and dugouts reinforced with concrete to withstand artillery bombardment.
As part of the extended mission, scientists plan to dig two more trenches and take a more detailed panoramic picture of the surrounding plains.
On the ground, there has been a pause in the sort of major bombing attacks that shook the administration's confidence and forced troops to dig more trenches and put up more barricades, isolating themselves from the country they are occupying.
The existence of these defects makes the electron mobility of the films very active and convenient, and supplies the charges movement with more trenches, resulting in deteriorating the reliability of devices.
Now under the command of Hill, and accompanied by two German prisoners acting as interpreters, the Australians proceeded down the road under a flag of truce and persuaded the garrisons of two more trenches to surrender, but not before another skirmish in which the Germans counter-attacked, wounding three more Australians, one fatally.
More haggling, more trench warfare, until the nigglers win.
If this is what cooperation and mutual respect is going to look like over the next two years, then settle in for more trench warfare and far less progress.
The typical trench system in World War I consisted of a series of two, three, four, or more trench lines running parallel to each other and being at least 1 mile (1.6 km) in depth.
Here is a compendium of comments from those surveyed, all of whom are familiar with New York style and none of whom are in the fashion industry: Uptown is more trench coats and ballet flats; downtown is more biker boots.
"You might just say no more trench coats.
These plots show that male OCs achieve increased erosion by generating more trench surface – but not more pit surface – and conversely that female OCs achieve increased erosion by generating more pit surface – but not more trench surface.
