Sentences with phrase «from foxholes»

Watching the game from here, sunk below the infield grass, is like watching from a foxhole.

Not exact matches

Scardino stuck close to his friend Donald, who grew so frustrated from German shelling that he threw away his shovel rather than use it to dig foxholes.

The dismaying truth is that far from taking the lead, Koop quickly discerned that the media were generally siding with the parents in their decision to let the child die and it seems that he shrewdly decided to hunker down in his foxhole.

«Then the matter of a war came along and the boys left the football field for the battlefield only [to] return and find what they fought for [had been] taken from them by people who slept between clean sheets while the boys made themselves cozy in a muddy foxhole.»

Late fall is a beautiful season in the Pennsylvania woods, but when the deer hunters come the beauty is best observed from a deep - dug foxhole or the steel safety of a tank

In Foxhole players control every element of war, from weapon production and base building to strategy and combat.

I know from my own experience that the bit about no atheists in the foxholes is very accurate.

Each map brings a new gameplay experience and fresh visuals, with characteristics such as foxholes, tunnels and dense jungles from where the enemy can launch surprise attacks.

If, as some of you say, climate change is a war, then we need to be fighting hard in every battle, not hiding in a foxhole or running from the battlefield.

The Columbus Dispatch reports (via Consumerist) that Brown took a break from her usual job of «evangeliz [ing] to strippers in San Diego» and flew to Ohio late week after reading about «Foxhole strippers camping out in front of the church during worship services in recent weeks, many dancing in bikinis to music from George's bright - orange Dodge Challenger.»

The decision to be in a committed, secure, and loving relationship means being in the foxhole together, protecting each other from the dangers out there.