flanking manoeuvre造句

• Under this three-pronged flanking manoeuvre, the Byzantines fell back.
• Notable was the flanking manoeuvre around the Mareth Line.
• The battle's success depended on a flanking manoeuvre of Major-General Bose.
• The effect of this unplanned flanking manoeuvre meant that the royal foot soldiers were effectively sandwiched.
• After a short pause, Napoleon carried out a brilliant flanking manoeuvre, and crossed the Tyrol.
• After a short pause, Bonaparte carried out a brilliant flanking manoeuvre, and crossed the Tyrol.
• He sent four regiments of light cavalry under Brigadier-General Briche on a wide flanking manoeuvre.
• Last was unwilling to launch a suicidal frontal assault, terrain and vegetation prevented a flanking manoeuvre.
• A flanking manoeuvre by the Blackshirts of the 26th Legion on 11 March ended in Italian defeat.
• On the right 7th Armoured Division, advanced through the gap in a flanking manoeuvre towards Villers-Bocage.
• As night fell the Croatians attempted several flanking manoeuvres but the Canadians responded with fire against the Croatian infantry.
• While it was ultimately secured by a flanking manoeuvre of the 3rd battalion, the regiment suffered tremendous losses.
• The studies in 1905 demonstrated that this was best achieved by a big flanking manoeuvre through the Netherlands and Belgium.
• He was to engage the American right and divert attention from Howe's flanking manoeuvre with the main body.
• Undetected, and in an attempt to surprise and destroy the enemy, Corporal Budd, initiated a flanking manoeuvre.
• Havelock decided to launch a flank attack on this army, but the rebel soldiers spotted the flanking manoeuvre and opened fire.
• The flanking manoeuvre brought the German tanks round the exposed left rear of B Squadron and onto the flank of C Squadron.
• On the night of 4 December 1676, the Swedes made a successful flanking manoeuvre, by crossing the frozen K鋠linge錸 stream.
• Meanwhile, the Finnish 6th Division was making good progress in its flanking manoeuvre to the east to circumvent Kayraly and Lape Apa.
• The Chinese overwhelmed the Indian troops in a series of flanking manoeuvres south of the McMahon Line and prompted their withdrawal from Namka Chu.