I expect us to move fast and hit the junction between the east hill and the trenching.

At her call, troops began to pour from the hills and assemble behind the crooked trenching.

The utility must provide educational information to its underground workers on proper trenching and tunneling.

We have this odd jog of the trenching.

Paleoseismological studies using trenching have determined that 2-3 large earthquakes have occurred in the last 2-3000 years.

Meanwhile, the firing from the walls was undiminished, and the last stages of trenching had proved extremely costly.

Such trenching will sever root grafts that may transmit the disease to neighboring trees.

As you see, there is no sanitation, no trenching, no mosquito-extermination plant.

The trenching and excavation tools we use to rebuild the water system by day make it a snap for hiding supplies at night."

Continuous trenching can be fast and thus, inexpensive, but can only be used for trenches less than 50 feet deep.

Prior evaluation through trial trenching can overcome these problems by having the archaeology examined and removed or preserved before groundworks commence.

The whole of the water from the mountain rivulets is made to pass through this trenching ere it reaches the marsh..."

A small yellow digger was busy trenching and a work team was repairing a small exposed section of the lattice.

There is nothing within this archive which radically disagrees with Rahtz's findings, however it must be stated that trenching was limited to a very small area.

Trial trenching is a rapid and inexpensive method of archaeological evaluation used to estimate the archaeological potential of a site.

They construct and maintain radio towers for mobile phone carriers, and do the trenching required to install fiber optic cable.

"Some trenching that I can't get a backhoe into, some fixing on the barns that requires strong backs.

"What's underneath is what's at the immediate surface, and this trenching has exposed a region that's completely different," Dr. Yen said.

The fighting at Ypres, the last before major trenching began, destroyed the last of the original BEF.

Running cable and doing trenching is expensive, so the white spaces network would be a natural choice to handle the data link to the various fields around the city.

American Yellowknife Mines Limited explored the site with detailed Geiger surveys and extensive trenching in the early 1950s.

McCarthy Trenching is a band from Omaha, Nebraska led by Dan McCarthy.

Archaeological trenching performed in 2006 suggested a Roman or pre-roman settlement, or area of pottery production, in the area of the present meadow.

As yet there has been no archaeological investigation of the garden area of Sayes Court, and only limited trial trenching of part of the manor house.

Sang backup on McCarthy Trenching's "Headlines" on their self-titled album (2007 Team Love).

Of course, she had to hit the trench dead center.

The road is kind of cut down, like a trench.

He'll still be in his trench when the sun goes down.

By this time all the others were down in the trench too.

They look down into the trench some 100 feet deep.

She is the person that you want to be in a trench with.

We go out at night in front of the trenches.

The trenches were to be five and a half feet deep.

In some places the trench was now four and a half feet deep.

From above we looked down on the bottom of the trench.

The trench, three feet deep, was better than half done.

His trench was not complete, but he had made a good start.

To begin with, by long public service in the trenches.

But the key to the game will be in the trenches.

Then he found himself at the bottom of a trench.

He walked back over to the trench and looked in again.

My father was in the trenches during the 1914-18 war.

Trench was born in 1815, but little is known about his early history or training.

He fell into a trench on land which was used by children as a play area.

But that is not always the view from the trenches.

After a long discussion they decided to take the trench at once.

Right now, I'm in the trenches with these guys every day.

Very few of them are going to reach my trenches.

If they make it to the trenches on time, fine.

They were not, after all, quite at the base of the trench.

There, a river is trenching its way between the benches.

Then trenching around the next two rows of trees near it is needed.

The cables are run through the walls on the next level up, then trenched to the hill.

Go back, have the vineyard marked out, and order it to be trenched in straight lines.

In one foreign street, too deeply trenched for sunlight, oranges were the only gold.

This trenched upon the Christian picture, and was dismissed.

The vein carries along the hill for some considerable distance, and has been trenched out.

Pipelines at risk are not trenched, but remain on the surface of the seabed.

They hadn't put up a stockade or trenched around the encampment.

I don't want 20 companies trenching up my property - hence natural monopoly).

Often when working with municipalities trenching or boring permits are required and drawings must be made for these.

Cable companies have trenched their lines decades ago.

Otherwise, homes can be built, sewers trenched and driveways paved.

I was en trenched in my gloomy, sullen reserve.

The bishop just trenched on the borders only of license in his style of conversation.

Trenching in the measured site of the milecastle is unsuccessful.

The posts had been anchored in concrete, the bottom of the cyclone itself trenched and cemented.

The whole attack could still fail if the Flosc en- trenched themselves successfully.

Eventually Targonne killed them too, so that by now he was firmly en- trenched in power.

The vessel can also be equipped with a 120-ton A-frame for trenching machines and ploughs.

The current erosion cycle was introduced in late Tertiary time during which the deep canyons of the region have been trenched.

Similar techniques had to be used as workers trenched the seafloor for the three pipelines connecting the island to the shore.

Trenching depth of the digging shovel: about 5 m (15 ft)

Bill followed up the idea with an enthusiasm that even trenched upon his popularity with his followers.

Trenching around seedlings in the understory did not significantly increase their growth, showing that they are normally only limited by competition for light.