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Strong sense of shock and guilt, he was carrying explosives Benchuyaochang alone to the enemy trenches.

When one American soldier could stand is no longer, he got out of the American trenches and crawled on his stomach to that German soldier.

"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?

Behind these defenses were still more lines of trenches that were effectively out of range of the enemy's artillery fire.

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

At some time the shooting died down and I decided to walk along the captured trenches.

My tuppence worth from the City trenches : try to keep out of his way , report success and watch the sits- vac ads .

But those trenches easily collapsed, and after an hour of heated battle you would not tell that there was a defensive position there.

I entered Homs on a smugglers' route, which I promised not to reveal, climbing over walls in the dark and slipping into muddy trenches.

Zigzag trenches ran back from the front to deep in the rear, so food, ammunition, and messages could be brought forward without exposure.

"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. "

As they carried him back, he asked them to stop every time he saw an American soldier in one of the muddy trenches.

We hid ourselves in our half-trenches, half-ditches, trying to camouflage ourselves with branches, sod, and all things we could find.

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

Since the old trenches had been dug several feet deep, modelled on the original trenches of the old countemptibles around Ypres.

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.

For laying indoors, in trenches , in ducts and in ground able to withstand heavier mechanical force , and for fixed installation.

"Each dive will be the world's first solo dive to the bottom of the five deepest trenches in the world" he wrote on his blog today.

By the end of the day, two trenches had been dug - ready for the contractor to start the brick foundations.

In addition, running cable, conduit or even digging trenches can be a time-consuming, expensive and sometimes dangerous proposition.

Diamond mining continues along the shore in the southern part of the new park, and from the air the excavations show up as massive trenches.

The deepest dwelling vertebrates on Earth, snailfish have been discovered in ocean trenches in other parts of the Pacific.

In three days of fighting as murderous as any of the legionnaires had seen at Stalingrad, the last trenches were overrun.

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.

We need to see deep trenches, the undersea mountains, and understand life in the deep sea.

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.

The plates are bounded by an interconnected network of ridges, transform faults, and trenches.

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

The great crystal satellite shattered into billions of fragmented crystalline shards, which now fill the deep trenches of the Atlantic.

To cries of "Forward, Comrades! , " they rose from culverts and trenches and charged across the steppe, rifles pointed, greatcoats flapping.

The next round of scores I wrote were "Face the Enemy 1 & 2, Trenches, and Run. "

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.

They dig deep, stand-up foxholes, which are safe except under direct artillery fire (and which are better than U. S. slit trenches).

The guerrillas also dug hundreds of trenches across the highways so that Japanese cars had to make constant detours through the fields.

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.

"This way, " he said when they came to a junction where three trenches crossed.

Relatively little use was made of trenches in the mobile warfare of World War II in Europe.

He made a comedy set in the trenches.

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

Each main line of trenches was fronted by fields of barbed wire intended to slow down and entangle attacking infantry.

Our soldiers had rushed the enemy 's trenches.

Gurgaon's roadsides are disfigured by deep trenches, where the trunk sewer line waits to be laid.

Trenches have been cut into the approach roads and bricks and palm-trunks piled over them; no vehicle bigger than a motorcycle can pass.

Since locusts can only fly short distances before resting, many of them would light in trenches, like planes landing on refueling bases.

The mutual collision, displacement, uplifting, and rupture between these plates form mountains, valleys, faults, and oceanic trenches.

The method comprises preparing the crystalline or polycrystalline wafers by mounting them and machining trenches into the wafers.

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

Engineers then typically dig out shallow trenches or pits along the path to obtain earth for the levee.

Badagongshan was covered with thick snow at the time, and brilliant sunshine was unable to melt the ice slush in the stream trenches.

If not for these two trenches between the ore body positioning projections, the project will create more mining waste.

Trenches in the hygiene conditions are very poor, common infections included dysentery , typhus and cholera.

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.

With this support, villagers dug long trenches to channel rain into shallow reservoirs that replenish groundwater supply.

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

British troops had taken over the German trenches.

Subduction zones are the sites of oceanic trenches, high earthquake activity, and most of the world's major volcanoes.

for laying in doors , in trenches and in ducts . the cable should be shielded and for fixed installation.

The intricate network of trenches contained command posts, forward supply dumps, first-aid stations, kitchens, and latrines.

To install the civilian BPP, you would dig two trenches on opposite sides of a river and insert a lightweight anchor into each.

Traced out short circuits in wiring, using test meter. Rigged scaffolds , hoists, and shoring, erected barricades, and dug trenches.

In 1914, Britain and France were at war with Germany. The two sides were dug into long trenches with a no-man's-land in-between.

During the first week of March, I saw deep trenches and large steelpiles here meant for the foundation of the arch.

For laying indoors, in trenches , in ducts and for fixed installation , The cable should be flame retardance.

During the downpour, predictably, the trusty trenches appeared onscreen.

That plan only just fails and the armies resign themselves to putting their rifles to one side and pick up shovels instead to dig trenches.

By the look of them, their trenches were in as bad a state as our own.

No one had dug trenches or piled up sandbags to protect against the inevitable onslaught.

Then infantrymen separated for groups, ran about a km and occupied trenches for repelling an enemy's counterattack.

The defenders' artillery was posted to the rear of the main line of trenches.

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

Prospecting trenches crossed the field not far from where the desalination plant was going up.

Back through the maze of ice-walled trenches went the procession. With every sloshing step the water cooled.

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

Pooled amid the system of trenches and dams created in Satichiwadi, rainwater soaks slowly into the ground.

Those who fought for Eritrean independence in mountain trenches dreamt of a better society.

I'd rather dig trenches with a spoon than ask for his help.

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 .

Food, ammunition, fresh troops, mail, and orders were delivered through these trenches.

The landslide is located between two trenches and shows as an irregular dumbbell.

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

At the edges of the continents, the crust is dragged downward to form the deep trenches of the ocean floors.

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

They are also found in volcanic "back-arc" basins behind ocean trenches, where one tectonic plate is sliding beneath another.

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.

They dug trenches, toiled in docks and railway yards or worked in arms factories for the allies.

special engineer troops that can support the army by building wheeled shields, repairing broken cannons, digging trenches. . .

But they alone manned trenches, which will give them added legitimacy in months to come.

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.

According to this process, trenches even having very small widths can be homogeneously filled in.

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

Conditions of the layout, trend, length and depth of mining shafts and trenches such as coalmines shall be marked specifically.

The rest were in trenches with light MG and SMGs.

The icy trenches rose around them, knee high, then waist high, then higher than their heads.

The soldiers dug trenches to protect themselves against enemy fire or attack.

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.

But this other likeness shows the deep trenches across her forehead's white marble.

Many Israelis feverishly dug trenches and filled sandbags, while others secretly dug 10, 000 graves for the presumed victims.

Our water infrastructure is older than our roads and power grid, with many pipes sitting in trenches dug by hand in the 1800s.

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

Digging trenches and felling trees to make breaks were second nature to him.

Then, leave the cannons with the tanks and go dig trenches with the infantry!

All the sewage is discharged to ponds through open trenches, and there are no sewage treatment plants in 10 villages.

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

The poly filled trenches are conveniently formed by etch and refill.

This occurs in trenches, also called subduction zones.

a hand shovel carried by infantrymen for digging trenches.

Google Earth provides more than a fly-by look at the undersea mountains and trenches.

There, in the holy trenches, he will be shown graduate students with serious sunburn working the earth with dental picks and dustpans.

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

They builtneither stockades nor trenches around their camps.

From this beginning a system of more permanent trenches may be constructed.

the deep trenches across her forehead's white marble.

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

They dug six narrow trenches in the most likely spot and found nothing.

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

Several other personalities are in the DIY trenches with Ms. Domesek, with their own businesses in various stages of development.

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

Then she dug ten parallel trenches to receive the sets.

You see, there are willows and trenches.

They dug trenches to keep the forest fire from spreading.

The soldiers fought in trenches for ten days.

The way is smooth and cover plates of holes and trenches are ready.

We were unloaded on a field and received an order to dig trenches.

In addition, every base has to repair and check all bunkers, trenches and weapons and to expand all the bases.

Don't dig trenches to drain the water away here.

And dig deep trenches in thy beauty's field.

Trenches-- Trenches can also act as sumps or diversion pits that can aid soil in absorbing rain and runoff.

The risk remains that both parties may retreat to their trenches while the clock ticks down.

Another is that rock is melted and forced back into the mantle-at trenches.

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.

In fact, only about 2 percent of the seafloor lies below 20, 000 feet, in deep, muddy trenches.

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.

A digger had carved out three trenches, each about 50 metres long and 1. 5 metres deep.

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

a plurality of trenches reaching a depth in the well region from the surface;

Comparative study of global stability analysis methods of rectangular diaphragm wall panel trenches

Instead of draining rivers, society directs a human stream into a bed of trenches;

Love is found way down in the trenches

Electrodeposition of Copper into Trenches Under Rotating Hydrodynamic Condition

Numerical analysis of response magnified area of vibration isolation trenches subjected to vehicle dynamic loads

most coaches get in the trenches with you

Fabrication of Ultra Deep Electrical Isolation Trenches with High Aspect Ratio Using DRIE and Dielectric Refill

Excavated Trenches for Utility Installation and Road-Reconstruction at Existing Castle Peak Road

Excavations and trenches - Slopes, planking and strutting, breadths of working spaces

Sliding wedge shape and analysis method of global stability of rectangular excavated trenches

Enhancing Deposit Control in Diaphragm Wall Trenches by Improving Slurry

The numerical analysis of railway vibration reduction by trenches

Blue Pixel Personal Photo Coach: Digital Photography Tips from the Trenches

The Design and Environmental Protection of Trenches and Side- Slope in Basalt Road

Research of critical dimension loss control in the ICP etch of deep Silicon trenches

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:

Monitoring System of Soil Moisture Content in High-Voltage Cable Trenches

The soldiers are opening trenches to prepare for yet another,

Throughout the whole war we slept in 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,

Joint use of trenches and tunnels for telecommunication and power cables

say much , your dad . . . about the trenches

they dig trenches, many died in France

Paul Green-In the Trenches. avi

Applying Web 2. 0 in the enterprise: News from the trenches