Usar "entrenched" en una oración

1. We have managed to destroy the pack of black devils that were entrenched on the west coast creating havoc throughout the country

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2. She went through the entrenched movement with her free hand and the staff glanced harmlessly aside

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3. Her own Great Great Grandmother Emme, was the only one she’d found a marriage record for, but that didn't mean much in an area entrenched in Mormonism

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4. Soon she got so entrenched in his descriptive recital of the history of the house she forgot all about it

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5. If she hadn't been so entrenched in thought, she might have seen the large white pick up before she did

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6. If more than words had been exchanged, she’d have to wait to ask someone who wasn't entrenched in Mr

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7. entrenched in the business of finding this so-called John Smith

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8. entrenched in the art of war

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9. When the newly enfranchised illegals and the entrenched Latinos, along with the disenfranchised Africanos took over power, there was a shell of a old country remaining

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10. She was trying to pull away from him gently, hoping to spare him some pain, worried by how seriously he was entrenched in their relationship

11. General Rubin entrenched his forces in a disused Bacardi distillery, with rough trenches built at an angle obtuse to the approaches

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12. Pouring in heavy volleys from their carbines, the cavalry then surged forward, the enemy's right flank falling back in good order before the Rough Riders, who were now enfiladed by Rubin's mountain artillery, and the infantry supports entrenched along the ridge

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13. Siege had to be laid to a considerable city, well garrisoned, naturally entrenched with steep ridges, and with a powerful fleet to assist in its defence

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14. This citadel resembled a French chateau rather than the Moresque forts of Spain; but the guns made little impression upon it, and I rode back to El Pozo, where Battery A, Captain Grimes, was entrenched on a ridge opposing San Juan

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15. The configuration of the ground seldom admits guns remaining far in rear of the advance, but there is no justifiable hope in advancing strong masses of troops against an entrenched position without preparatory artillery action, and no assault should be ordered until the artillery duel has silenced the enemy's guns and shaken the defending forces

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16. Carefully entrenched, and hardly touched by our artillery fire, this small force, aided by machine guns and two nine-pounders, had torn up their assailants in the valley below with no appreciable loss

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17. The eager soldiers then fell back to the ridge they had captured, and entrenched themselves along the crest

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18. As they hurriedly entrenched, the enemy poured from the woods, and finding cover behind rocks and along hedges, fired steady volleys that would have proved terribly effectual when the troopers were beyond the hill, and probably have driven the American lines back demoralised

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19. Major Dillonback's batteries opened well, but every Spanish rifle was soon directed against the guns, which were barely entrenched, and in great confusion the pieces were dragged from the ridges, that were absolutely untenable at such a range

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20. Three times they entrenched, though without tools, and cheerfully relinquished the result of their labour to the Americans, when the lines extended to the right

21. But more and more, slave owners became more entrenched in their defense of slavery

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22. He knew that one lone cop, a hair’s breadth shy of five feet tall couldn’t single-handedly clean up the corruption entrenched in the OIJ, or so much as slow the increase in trafficking by removing an occasional smuggler

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23. You stand up against an entrenched system, struggling for basic human rights and a sense of belonging to a country that would rather you and your people didn’t even exist!” The idealistic zeal of college days spurred her on

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24. As a modern young woman, she was not deeply entrenched in any faith, though she accompanied friends to church sometimes

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25. Further, upon his review of the treaties, he concluded they all had been violated and a very deceptive practice had become entrenched which would not reflect well on Washington’s

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26. There were two guards, firmly entrenched behind a partial shield wall with wands at the ready, scanning the corridor in both directions

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27. In implementing its newly invented Liberty of Contract theory, and in similar decisions as well, the Court claimed and entrenched for itself a veto power for which there is no justification in the Constitution

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28. The Supreme Court, entrenched at the leading edge of the Civil War, has begun to fabricate a weapon capable of even more catastrophic devastation

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29. The wall was strong and had glass pieces entrenched in it so that nobody could climb on it

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30. The common response of entrenched believers—theists and atheists

31. It is likely, if you do succeed in purposefully manifesting intentional directedness in one of these entrenched situations, you will experience some change in your moral stance

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32. They are so incredibly entrenched with the idea that they are

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33. To rid ourselves of the entrenched, voracious type of capitalism that is in this country that perpetuates sexism and racism, I don’t think that can come nonviolently…I’m talking

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34. It is important to read quotes from other sources because misinformation about India is deeply entrenched in the history books and minds of most Western educated people

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35. But the Genie, entrenched as he was under the blanket of denial, still reused undergoing my desires

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36. Ah! But Beatrice, entrenched in her reality, in those moments, the well of her patience was also dry and did not see with good eyes my outbursts of altruism, thus also she verbally attacked me:

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37. He wanted to try and sort things out with her before positions became too entrenched, but Alice was busy on the phone herself

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38. He saw that, while some features of the idea of a spiritual kingdom were being grasped by the twelve, they steadfastly persisted in attaching these new spiritual teachings directly onto their old and entrenched literal concepts of the kingdom of heaven as a restoration of David's throne and the re-establishment of Israel as a temporal power on earth

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39. Also, many binding, deeply entrenched beliefs are being blasted away

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40. As the Germans pushed forward the Americans destroyed bridges at Trois-Ponts and Stoumont where the US troops entrenched and waited to attack the enemy

41. “To be honest he is probably entrenched in hundreds of cases so I doubt he would have the time to listen to us

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42. The Americans were so entrenched in the Islamic situation that they didn’t see this coming

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43. All are related, all are in a cycle that is entrenched in their own creation

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44. Over the four days that the aggressors laid siege to the complex, the resistance within the station became more resolute and entrenched

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45. It is not necessary to be entrenched in any specific dogma because they are all true to some degree and at various times are what specific individuals will need

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46. Although Carey fathered modern missions and rejected slavery in England, in 1792 the movement that he began became divided racially, geographically, and spiritually in America as slavery quickly grew more entrenched here in the following few decades

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47. Looking back it is now clear to me that two strata of blacks in America had been solidly entrenched

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48. Yet to this day, black families continue to suffer from poverty in Norfolk while still being rejected by these entrenched churches

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49. He didn’t gain objectivity with this distance, but rather became entrenched in subjectivity through serving self-indulgence and self-interest

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50. As soon as my paws were firmly entrenched on the tiled

51. The Old Testament prophets, as well as the twelve disciples, were deeply entrenched in

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52. As soon as I was firmly entrenched inside the tree house,

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53. A few years after the Korean War, the United States was firmly entrenched in Vietnam

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54. Enthralled by the changing of colour of the ocean from a lovely bluish green to a dank, depressing grey as the weather phenomenon passed and entrenched itself for the rest of the day, Faye smiled as the sun managed briefly to sneak through a clearing in the thick cloud cover and reflect brilliantly off the tumultuous surface of the water; it was indeed a sublime sight for those not accustomed to viewing such occurrences and one that far surpassed anything written in books or magazines or those fancies that the imagination could produce when invoked to do so

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55. an uphill battle in communities like this, dealing with the entrenched

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56. When he stepped through the double doors of heavy mahogany leading to the men’s members’ locker room, he immediately sensed something was awry, aside from the musty smell and lingering stench of cigar smoke (despite the nonsmoking status of the clubhouse) that was entrenched in the thick wool carpeting and overstuffed armchairs and benches

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57. the time the church in Rome convinced most of the Christian world that it was the true seat of the faith and that the Pope spoke for God and Jesus, the church was firmly entrenched in formality and custom

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58. between Germany, France and the United Kingdom quickly degenerated into trench warfare and bloody stalemate, with nobody having a good offensive strategy for overcoming the firepower of entrenched artillery and machine guns

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59. But the communists and American leaning democratic factions became so entrenched in the

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60. Our habits of mind seem firmly entrenched in this view of the world

61. This commercialization agenda we see here suggest that they are entrenched in a consumer society and, as you recall from history, it is practically impossible for a materialistic society to expand continuously, providing every citizen with an equitable level of material comfort

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62. entrenched position taking and ignorance

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63. As a result, she was left rudderless, an anomalous situation for a party with the most entrenched vote bank

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64. that a Christian ethos always becomes entrenched in all areas of its

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65. But in the course of time idolatory and irrational adherence to entrenched conventions sup-planted dharm and gave rise to innumerable misguided notions

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66. Wouldn't it, minimally, have to care for the citizenry's entire, hence general, well being or welfare? Since money is inherently prone to monocultures of inequality, the only viable therapy against entrenched inequality in a monetary system is repetitive redistribution of wealth

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67. No More Laws! If last year's laws are already inadequate, why will this year's better remedy the same entrenched inequalities? Before any new laws, let us first review all current one's

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68. If, during these months, the couple does not allow any discord to arise between them, the spiritual bond between both of them will grow faster and become more firmly entrenched so that it will never be affected by any weakness or dissolution

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69. deeply entrenched that I have to remind myself that

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70. world, and I believe it is a spiritual power entrenched in and working through

71. When this habit is entrenched deeper, then it becomes a tendency

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72. The first thing that she notices is that there is an entrenched, corporate-wide practice of sharing information only within informal, job-specific cliques

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73. I tried to wake up from the unholy nightmare that was just beginning, but became more entrenched as my mother removed her clothing and stood in perfect nakedness before the angelic personage whose light filled the chapel, not a flaw or blemish on her body and it was no wonder that he couldn’t resist her innocent beauty

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74. Had he heard the details of her arrest and seen an opportunity to plum the depths of her assumed wealth? Or was it simply a case of a happy go lucky 'business man', deeply entrenched in the criminal underworld of Melbourne, seeing something he liked and thinking nothing more of taking it?

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75. Sure enough, it was an entrenched spot where the terrorists had been launching from, or it sure looked like it

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76. Howdy sat entrenched behind the watch and the empty

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77. For over a month, Mas Villeth forces had been entrenched on the

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78. The trick was to find a way to somehow get through the thousands of dead souls that had entrenched themselves in the forests, mountains, and caves that surrounded the area where the Well was located

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79. You are going to challenge such a monster that is well entrenched in every molecule of your body, in every neuron of your brain and in every photon of your thought

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80. It is entrenched and being developed in you even when you were not in the womb of your mother

81. us all the more entrenched in the egoic state of

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82. negativity; and heal entrenched issues from the past

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83. But now they were both solidly entrenched on

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84. Because that is how the ruling class keep themselves entrenched in power

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85. Once people believe in the sacredness of their own self-gratification, once their imbalanced awareness cannot discern between what is truly good for them and what is bad, how can anyone divest themselves of such entrenched cultural habits-values-beliefs? To propose that the entire human population on this planet willingly choose whatever is more difficult

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86. do, the evil will be so entrenched that it will be hard

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87. Even though there is no direct threat to American power in the world today… their capitalist profit-power-old boys network of revolving doors in the military industrial complex and the us government is so evil, so out of control and so entrenched by now: that you will have to kill all of the senior heads of this huge octopus to stop their drive for more money, more contracts, more stockpiling, more technology wasted on weapons that never work like the Boeing noiseless carrier helicopter in the plans for 40 years and still a stinking failure, more secret deals, more expensive wasting of money, more bombs, more insane death sold everywhere all over the world

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88. Interestingly, new cognitive therapy methods and concepts, suggest that the steadfast delusions some people experience with mental illness are modifiable with Cognitive Behaviour therapy, being on a continuum with the inflexible and deeply entrenched political and religious beliefs, many ‘regular’ people hold

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89. Konky,” the policeman said, entrenched in the shambles of what had once been Konky’s apartment

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90. Both girls believed the movement was too big and too entrenched to ever be totally

91. become further compounded and deeply entrenched, as is the case with the twins

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92. Thomas became entrenched in his

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93. Toward the southeast, but in immediate contact with the fort, was an entrenched camp, posted on a rocky eminence, that would have been far more eligible for the work itself, in which Hawkeye pointed out the presence of those auxiliary regiments that had so recently left the Hudson in their company

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94. yonder village of huts," pointing to the neighboring entrenched camp, "has been keenly disputed; and he who holds it is sure to be possessed of this fort, and that which it contains

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95. After several encounters, in which they lost a few customers and a portion of the public lighting, the Gasworks Bandits retreated out of the town and entrenched themselves in a strong position beyond the borough boundary, where they erected a number of gasometers

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96. Rich Purnell, entrenched in his orbital calculations, had lost track of time

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