| Captain feels the need to entrench in a solitary position before letting one fly. | |
| Don't entrench yourselves. | |
| Four reliable men have to go to the front. They'll have to entrench in front of the wire entanglement. | |
| Have the men entrench here as quickly as possible. | |
| I notice you haven't bothered to entrench or build a fortified perimeter. | |
| Captain feels the need to entrench in a solitary position before letting one fly. | |
| Don't entrench yourselves. | |
| Four reliable men have to go to the front. They'll have to entrench in front of the wire entanglement. | |
| Have the men entrench here as quickly as possible. | |
| I notice you haven't bothered to entrench or build a fortified perimeter. | |
| "About the understandable reluctance of our entrenched first ladies of the stage to encourage, shall we say, younger actresses, and Miss Harrington's unsupported struggle for opportunity." | |
| "Above them all, the Archangel But his face deep scars of thunder had entrenched And care sat on his faded cheeks | |
| "Tomorrow morning meeting entrenched camp of the Roman city. " | |
| "When the target is entrenched or positioned among civilians." | |
| 'I think one company of Turks, properly entrenched in open country, 'would defeat the Sherif's armies. | |
| Alright, one section, go over to your right- start entrenching. | |
| Don't you risk entrenching the need for charity by institutionalising it? | |
| Get that stuff stored away then break out your entrenching tools. | |
| We must start entrenching. | |
| that instead of entrenching ourselves in the thrilling fortress of a moment, we should break out into the open, make a sortie, then hold our ground... and devote ourselves quite simply to totally destroying this hostile world — | |
| "About the understandable reluctance of our entrenched first ladies of the stage to encourage, shall we say, younger actresses, and Miss Harrington's unsupported struggle for opportunity." | |
| "Above them all, the Archangel But his face deep scars of thunder had entrenched And care sat on his faded cheeks | |
| "Tomorrow morning meeting entrenched camp of the Roman city. " | |
| "When the target is entrenched or positioned among civilians." | |
| 'I think one company of Turks, properly entrenched in open country, 'would defeat the Sherif's armies. | |
| Alright, one section, go over to your right- start entrenching. | |
| Don't you risk entrenching the need for charity by institutionalising it? | |
| Get that stuff stored away then break out your entrenching tools. | |
| We must start entrenching. | |
| that instead of entrenching ourselves in the thrilling fortress of a moment, we should break out into the open, make a sortie, then hold our ground... and devote ourselves quite simply to totally destroying this hostile world — | |
