Sentence examples for section of enemy from inspiring English sources

That month, Australian and New Zealand (ANZAC) divisions were thrown into the fight alongside the worn-out British forces, but the result was the same: the Allies would bombard, assault, and occupy a section of enemy ground only to be thrown back by the counterattacking Germans.

It then became possible to move the guns during the combat, massing them against selected sections of the enemy front as the tactical situation might require.

Those never produced direct peace talks with important sections of the enemy, but they did produce the Geneva Accords and various backchannel deals with guerrillas that eased the Soviet position as they moved back from direct combat.

Now it has risen again to 2.75%.In this section The enemy of my enemy Tolled you so Mr Adams regrets Déjà new The immigrants' contribution Soft money and hard wood A sour note Could it happen here?

And since softwoods grow faster than hardwoods, the public and private sectors blanketed hillsides in gloomy Sitka spruce.In this section The enemy of my enemy Tolled you so Mr Adams regrets Déjà new The immigrants' contribution Soft money and hard wood A sour note Could it happen here?

That's because they hold their value only if there are not enough of them to go round.In this section Enemies of the state?

This conveniently deflects attention from the fact that, when last in office, the Tories surreptitiously moved lots of long-term unemployed industrial workers on to the benefit as a way of massaging down the jobless figures.In this section Enemies of the state?

Financial Training, BPP's main rival, is considering a similar step.In this section Enemies of the state?

Yet there is no suggestion that they should avoid fireworks or air guns in future.In this section Enemies of the state?

However, the ONS now makes direct estimates covering over 60% of government output, which has opened up the potential for productivity to grow or to fall.In this section Enemies of the state?

Mrs Hanley cites the case of a man who did genetic tests on fruit, but was hounded after sending a sample off to a research centre that also used animals.In this section Enemies of the state?