Sentence examples for trench i from inspiring English sources

Along the side of the trench, I could see bits of bone sticking out from the reddish soil.

As the mokki neared completion and workers arrived to dig a utilities trench, I kept up the ruse with my wife, telling her they were there to put in electrical wiring.

In filming "The Trench," I wanted to make the First World War personal again, to recreate a world that could have contained my grandfather and my great uncle, whose photographs sit today upon the mantelpiece in my study.

Based on the chemical composition of the deepest layer of the trench (i.e., sample 78421), Korotev and Kremser (1992) concluded that the regolith represents six chemical components.

The lack of evidence in the trench for recent fault movement indicates that the fault is located below the depth of the trench; i.e., the most recent movement upon the fault pre-dates the deposition of the oldest sediments in the trench.

In order to interpret this density variation, we speculate that the observed density variation may reflect a temperature difference in the mantle wedge due to the difference in distances from the trench; i.e., the northern part is closer to the trench, where the cold subducting plate is situated more shallowly, than the southern part.

It is the best account of life in the trenches I have ever read – indeed, I described some of his experiences in my own novel, The Book of the Banshee.

There are these incredible tracking shots through the trenches: I'd never seen anything like that and suddenly the mechanics of film and how they're made became interesting to me.

Nevertheless, after a long slog in the literary trenches I never take a single reader for granted, and always remind myself that for new readers the unfolding story is fresh.

In the unlikely event that I was in the trenches, I'd probably want the Inverness central defender alongside me.

The circum-pacific trenches, I posit, are secondary decompression cracks with depths in the range 7.5 10.9 km.