Sentence examples for secured across from inspiring English sources

After bridges had been secured across the Orne and Dives rivers, Gale landed by glider and commanded subsequent operations to block potential German approaches to Sword Beach, the easternmost of the Allies' landing areas.

The last World Championships, in Bled last September, illustrated two things: firstly that the British team would be hugely competitive, with 10 medals secured across the 14 Olympic classes, including three gold; but also that New Zealand in particular will provide hugely stiff competition.

In mutually costly fighting over the following two days, a foothold was secured across the River Odon and efforts were made to expand this, by capturing strategic points around the salient and moving up the 43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division.

For these trials animals were separated from each other within the cage and placed in harnesses with the actiwatch in the pouch secured across the back of the animal.

To help secure across all plausible accounts of the nature of pleasure the 'equality of pleasure' that is central to this case comparison, suppose that in each world the same pleasures are taken in the same objects.

The question I ask myself time and time again to reassure myself, as an absentee grandmother and the question you should ask yourself, "Am I doing all that I can to keep up my loving relationships with my Grands; connected and secure across the miles?" If I am so be it because I cannot change what is.

Once this had been resolved, a dispute over pay did not result in an increased offer from management but did secure an across-the-board pay increase.

However, as a green paper it has secured support across government from both the Lib Dems and the Conservatives.

Broad representation was therefore secured from across the sector.

Once a client had been secured, participants across sites reported having sex in the 'bush', in a nearby lodge or hotel, at the client's home, or at their own home.

But for the itinerants of Leader Price, the privilege of laying their heads in a sewage-strewn scrubland was their dubious prize for having successfully parted with some £3,000 each for a journey across the Sahara to secure passage across the Mediterranean from Libya in a boat whose human trafficking owners cared little were it to have sunk.