| The fortress of the future will probably be in the nature of an intrenched camp. |
| Francis I. intrenched himself strongly in his camp, which the Imperialists could not attack without great risk of unsuccess. |
| The old system of intrenched camps and lines of contravallation is unsuited to the spirit of modern warfare. |
| General Guerrero had hurried to Hermosillo, where he was securely intrenched. |
| One of them, as much as two miles out from his main line, was on a commanding elevation and defended by an intrenched battery with infantry supports. |
| But you keep yourself intrenched in a pretended which paralyzes me. |
