How To Use Trench warfare In A Sentence
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The rest of the year it was like trench warfare.
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The rest of the year it was like trench warfare.
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Donovan, who soon discovered his ragtag group was a long way from being fit for trench warfare, had his men run three miles each morning, then strip to the waist and fight one another barehanded to make them mean.
Wild Bill Donovan
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Reagan broke that pattern, but it took him a while engaged in trench warfare with the old bull Elephants.
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By the spring of 1915, the war had entered the stalemate of trench warfare.
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He never experienced the full horrors of trench warfare.
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the hope that his superior campaigning skills would make a difference evaporated in the realization that electioneering had become a form of trench warfare
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Exhausted by their previous encounters, both armies dug in for battles that were precursors to the trench warfare of World War I.
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Eventually, they were forced to retreat, and moved north to the River Aisne where they dug in, setting the pattern of trench warfare for the next four years.
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This trench warfare will be against the background of vocal press campaigns.
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Colourful uniforms had been replaced by khaki; heroic charges and defences by long-range shelling; and sweeping military manoeuvres by trench warfare.
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Americans should settle down for two years of trench warfare.
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I talk myself out of imagining world war-styled bombing blitzes or trench warfare, and replaced them with images of land mines and machine guns.
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The ensuing battle stopped the German steamroller and laid the foundation for what would become years of stalemated, bloody trench warfare.
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The Germans dug a defensive line, and trench warfare with all its bloody, pointless butchery ensued for the next four years.
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A greater challenge for the enviros will be sustaining public interest in the trench warfare that will continue on Capitol Hill and in federal agencies now filling up with former oil, mining, auto, timber and biotech lobbyists.
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Colourful uniforms had been replaced by khaki; heroic charges and defences by long-range shelling; and sweeping military manoeuvres by trench warfare.
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How did the German experience of World War One trench warfare differ from that of the Allies?
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There is little hope in the whole system, which is like some kind of trench warfare in the face of adversity.
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This trench warfare will be against the background of vocal press campaigns.
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There is little hope in the whole system, which is like some kind of trench warfare in the face of adversity.
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In the American civil war the sieges of Vicksburg and Petersburg saw trench warfare on a localized scale, and the same was true of the siege of Port Arthur in the Russo-Japanese war.
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This trench warfare will be against the background of vocal press campaigns.
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Trench warfare in Pennsylvania cities is therefore inchmeal, and the results hard to measure.
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The rest of the year it was like trench warfare.
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So they dug in and trench warfare lasted for the next 3 years.
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instead of the war ending quickly, it became bogged down in trench warfare
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A million French soldiers had been killed in trench warfare.
Smithsonian Mag
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A million French soldiers had been killed in trench warfare.
Smithsonian Mag
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A million French soldiers had been killed in trench warfare.
Smithsonian Mag
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There is little hope in the whole system, which is like some kind of trench warfare in the face of adversity.
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I make these points not to defend the media, which can hardly be criticized enough for their own health, but to raise yet again the question of why the Clintons from beginning to end chose the inchmeal tactics of trench warfare to defend themselves when they came under fire, throwing up a smokescreen of fibs and disclosing as little as possible.
In Clinton's Court
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Five things were important in trench warfare, Orwell acknowledged as he frowsted in his dug-out high on the hills of the Aragon Front in early 1937: firewood, food, tobacco, candles and - a very bad fifth - the enemy.
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Trench warfare also led to stalemates that triggered even more casualties from vermin and disease.
