the trenches

"We were all in the trenches together, " he said. "Nobody wanted to leave. "

Experience of war in the trenches confirmed that the birds would keep trying to home despite life-threatening injuries.

The battle to treat cancer has become, as a commentary in a leading journal put it, a "grinding war of the trenches. "

However, if I did, he knew I'd be there right in the trenches with him to make it happen.

Roy: I wish I could've seen the ballet. I'm sure it would have been a pleasant memory in the trenches. What were you going to say?

Kashi, who frequently had to travel for work, also got down in the trenches whenever he was at home.

"If you storm out of the trenches with your sword drawn while machine guns fire at you, it's not bold, it's dumb. Times have changed. "

"You're not presiding over anything, " Ms. Snider, 47, said that she had quickly realized. "You're back in the trenches. "

Use was also made of catapults, both manufactured and improvised, although these were eventually replaced in the trenches by small mortars.

Goes beyond reporting, literally into the trenches, to give his firsthand account of the Spanish Civil War.

There was camaraderie between them, a bond forged by long days in the trenches.

Daily the beans saw me come to their rescue armed with a hoe, and thin the ranks of their enemies, filling up the trenches with weedy dead.

Looks black and white in the trenches is not a comrade-in-arms , but the next two against the opponent.

News content even the British Army during World War I soldiers in the trenches against the build Chaplin-style mustache.

Some of these facts will have come from your conversations with people in the trenches.

At times, this period saw pretty grim macroeconomic trends, while the Internet continued to boom in the trenches.

If you're not on the same wavelength as the guy next to you in the trenches, you won't shoot straight when performance is in your sights.

None of the enthusiastic volunteers realized that they would die like dogs in the trenches of the Somme.

For the last time we passed the villages, which we had come to know so intimately in the past two months during rest from the trenches.

Hao Zhao, the general guarding the city dug the trenches deep and built the fortress strong.

Which really allowed us as speakers to get there, in the trenches, and practice at home so that we would be ready for this experience.

He made a comedy set in the trenches.

When he was safe in the trenches , they went on with the war.

The fighters in the trenches stayed down while the enemy shells were exploding.

As our infantry dug the trenches and relaxed, they started firing like hell with mortars at the direction of the village.

Following a sacrificial oxide layer formation and removal, sidewall and bottom surfaces of the trenches are oxidized.

My primary concern is in creating a learning community, and with this end in mind I choose to work in the trenches.

He's out there in the trenches, spreading the truth about simpler, cheaper, and safer ways to prevent disease.

In addition to hair, some bald, the old man is still hale and hearty, come and go in the trenches, quickness.

And to unleash imaginations, the pioneers should be participating, engaging and spending time in the trenches, in the thick of the fray.

I have met every one of the characters on the fire-step of the trenches in France.

In the burning village I was visible to everyone and as soon as I dove into one of the trenches, the shell exploded on the breastwork .

I value your sentiment, but 100 years ago we were throwing our own over the trenches across Europe.

Not even as I shook and trembled uncontrollably in the trenches, did I forget your face.

In World War I, dogs were used to locate wounded soldiers in the trenches and even had their own gas masks.

But all too frequently - like soldiers in the trenches - the elderly face death feeling forgotten.

This expertise comes from years of experience in the trenches with our customers, and in most cases it can't be taught.

So the Agile stuff is coming from people who are in the trenches and do this stuff for a living.

So even if his forecasting record is mixed, his in-the-trenches investment record appears more solid.

From there the workers cut out two trenches, 25 feet apart. They laid stone squares and bricks in the trenches to a height of 20 feet.

The administration must support those in the trenches who are advancing climate security policies.

you can go to the trenches and be blown to bits; nothing will create that spark of passion if there isn't the intervention of a human hand.

During World War I, it collected books and shipped them to troops in the trenches in France, Dowling said.

He saw the horror of war close up, ferrying the wounded from the trenches to primitive field hospitals.

Not even as I shook and trembled uncontrollably in the trenches, did 1 forget your face.

In other words, he was hardly a photojournalist in the trenches.

The sole British survivor who fought in the trenches is Harry Patch, who turned 111 last month.

He served in the trenches as a private from June to September 1917.

He asked the people to pour water over his bull, the wood and enough water to fill the trenches below the alter.

How can you master the skills it gets to get before lacking getting any time in the trenches?

From their graves in the trenches ascending.

I'm not sure what it is; I know I'll find it here. Somewhere about six miles from the trenches, that's where it is.

Exposed outside the regular keyboard, but also in Cap between the trenches, so it is easy to Cangwunagou.

a gate insulating film arranged on the surface of an uneven section formed by the trenches;

And i would lie here in the trenches with your picture next to me

Love is found way down in the trenches

most coaches get in the trenches with you

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Less a horseshoe nails, horse suddenly fell in the trenches, so the battle will fail;

Here are my tips for surviving a sleep-deprived season, shared from the trenches:

the troops retired to the trenches ( from the field )

I haven't spent the past 35 years in the trenches advocating for children, campaigning for universal health care,

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