Sentence examples for old minefields from inspiring English sources

They are clearing war debris in the no man's land and have announced plans for digging up old minefields.

They also made improvements to the camp's defensive perimeter, which included an old minefield left by the French.

British records suggest that U-66 may have either struck a mine in an older minefield in the Dogger Bank area, or that a combination of destroyers, submarines, and anti-submarine net tenders sank U-66 sometime between 1 and 11 October.

"You've got the old border minefields right next to your land.

Or sometimes, the dear-old-dads' Facebook feeds are minefields of more coded sexism, old chestnuts about Clinton being too closed-off and cold; too dim to manage her personal email account; too mannish in her pantsuits; and, above all else, "too shrill".

"John was able to wend his way through a minefield," his old friend Grenier said.

Interviews were their own minefields.

As vestiges of social anxiety remain, what about all the old rules, once an etiquette minefield?

He looks for all the world like someone who only went to Vietnam because he heard that for the right money they will let you ride a sad old circus elephant through a minefield for a laugh.

http://www.kyte.tv/flash.swf?v=2&uri=channels/87522&embedId=49354514http://media01.tv/images/updatenoticeotice.swf Watch as Bryant tiptoes through the minefield between the old Office jargon and the new talking points of the Azure direction: "We're recognizing the company strategy of basically enabling connected productivity across the PC, the phone, and the browser.

Few movies have ever captured the minefield that is old age as adroitly as Up, which is one more reason why the first film of the fest will surely be one of the best films of the year.