Examples of using Digging trenches in English and their translations into Spanish
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I worked in the oil fields, digging trenches and such, 12 hours a day.
that soldiers of Serbian origin were forced to sing extreme nationalistic songs while digging trenches on the front line.
security force stand-off in this area with both sides digging trenches and preparing positions has been a particular concern throughout the period.
The Ottoman pioneers spent five days digging trenches and building ramparts for 44 heavy siege guns carried aboard Barbarossa's fleet
such as rebuilding their houses for other people to use, digging trenches and working in a nearby factory,
Russia sped up the process of digging trenches in Senaki and Poti.
Through temporary jobs that included digging trenches, paving streets
storage of space for equipment; digging trenches, constructing fortifications
which requires months for digging trenches, the FLIR PT camera
rather than plowing or digging trenches.
10 Iraqi military personnel were seen digging trenches at the geographic coordinates of PB059705 on the map of Mehran,
seven Iraqis were seen digging trenches at the geographical coordinates of NC6527 on the map of Kanisheikh in no man's land between border pillars 39/3
The first year was spent digging trenches and laying pipes for irrigation,
began digging trenches in Poti.
bulldozers began digging trenches around the remaining office building.
then set about digging trenches on high ground 65 yards from the Boer lines.
seven Iraqi soldiers were seen digging trenches at the geographic coordinates of 4071-566 on the map of Sumar south of border pillar 44/8 and north of height
forced to do dangerous work, digging trenches on the front line.
the Army's First Engineering Brigade, including digging trenches and stations for army transport vehicles along Jabal Tarbul.
As part of this operation, members of the IDF Northern Command Combat Engineering Corps are digging trenches and erecting a fence around the seven-mile-long area of Har Dov(also known as the Shebaa Farms)- a strip of land at the intersection of the Lebanese-Syrian border and the Israeli Golan Heights.