Rows of freshly dug trenches were seen along the fields.

I like to imagine Schwarzschild in the war in the trenches calculating ballistic trajectories for cannon fire, and then, in between, calculating Einstein's equations as you do in the trenches.

He said, Thus says Yahweh, 'Make this valley full of trenches.'

He said, Thus says Yahweh, 'Make this valley full of trenches.'

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

In most cases, the earthworks consisted of earth walls but the mission also found underground bunkers and troop trenches.

The slaughter of millions in the trenches and in the death camps have caused people to ask, Where is God in all this?

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.

India contributed divisions and brigades to the European, Mediterranean, West Asian, North African, and East African theatres. In Europe, Indian soldiers were among the first to suffer the horrors of the trenches.

Kuwait states that its environment was damaged by tarcrete, dry oil lakes, wet oil lakes, oil contaminated piles and oil filled trenches, spills, military fortifications, open burning open detonation areas and wind blown sand.

Nevertheless, although there was little in the way of activity on the day of the Panel's overflight, the actual area of mining had been developed considerably and there were many more pits and trenches in evidence.

Since March 2003, the building of 85 new checkpoints, 538 different kinds of trenches and ditches and 47 road gates and roadblocks and the existence of innumerable flying (mobile) checkpoints had effectively dissected the entire occupied territory into a large number of separate, isolated pockets.

But while the war took the flower of Europe s youth to premature graves, snuffing out the lives of a generation of talented poets, artists, cricketers, and others whose genius bled into the trenches, it also involved soldiers from faraway lands that had little to do with Europe s bitter traditional hatreds.

Here was an army that had just had experience in the First World War, where millions of men fought each other in the trenches, getting nowhere, making no progress, and here someone had come up with a device that allowed them to fly up in the skies high above enemy territory and destroy whatever they wanted with pinpoint accuracy.

This notwithstanding, it is reported that men, women and children are forcibly made to perform duties such as road repair and construction, portering for the military, sentry duty, transport of military supplies, forced rice and tea cultivation, rock breaking, digging, gathering of firewood, construction, bush and scrub clearance, fencing of military barracks and compounds and digging of military bunkers and trenches.

A small portion of the wall in urban areas including East Jerusalem about 30 km, according to Israeli officials is 8.5 m high the rest consists of a 50 m wide buffer zone of ditches, trenches, wires and electronic fences, including monitoring and detection systems.6 According to a witness, the wall in the Gaza Strip alone was expected to be 102 km long with a portion possibly extending into the sea.