Sentence examples for trench works from inspiring English sources

Each party has its trench works.

The analysis covers seven subsystems (power plant, main grid, auxiliary components of the main grid, trench works, service pipes, buildings and dwellings) and twelve standard components.

These passive defences were overlooked by trench works, gun and mortar emplacements, and pillboxes.

Airfields, considered extremely vulnerable, were protected by trench works and pillboxes which face inwards towards the runway, rather than outwards.

Then you have someone who has not done the trench work that Andrew has in New York leverage her name to get the appointment".

The Republicans have traditionally focused more on advertising campaigns than on voter turnout operations, leaving much of that gritty trench work to religious conservatives, like the Christian Coalition, or single-issue groups, like the National Rifle Association.

Did providing a public place for the autobiographical testament of the Nazi dictator, written when he was briefly imprisoned in Bavaria, in the nineteen-twenties, in some way legitimize it, people asked, even if the text was surrounded by a trench work of scholarly addenda designed to italicize its lies and manias?

They say Mr. Booker's frequent Twitter posts to his 1.3 million followers, his appearances on television and at gatherings of moguls and celebrities — he was out of town nearly a quarter of the time between January 2011 and June 2012, according to The Star-Ledger — have distracted him from the local trench work needed to push his agenda.

The success of "Letters of Note" is certainly a tribute to the charm of written correspondence, but it's also evidence of the value of a supportive spouse Usher's wife, who was working as a manager for a cosmetics company, supported the family alone for most of two years before his work became profitable and the indispensability of tireless trench work.

We have to do some preliminary cost estimates, and we have to take a look not only at the cost of the cable but the costs involved in excavating and trenching work".

Mr. Vallas was one of the few candidates mentioned with experience in the trenches working with large bureaucracies, and one of the few with a track record as the leader of a large urban school system.