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| ed word that a Mexican cavalry force was in his | rear and withdrew his artillery for protection. |
| The | rear and north walls are visible. |
| ng arounds its eyes and black bars on its back, | rear, and head. |
| ys on the main facade, several additions to the | rear, and a prominent two-story portico. |
| The engine was at the | rear and the gun turret (and commander) moved to the |
| orms of rainbowfish as it has a half orange-red | rear and a blueish-grey or purple front which in som |
| t the simple cornice, two wings attached to the | rear, and the two enclosed porches on the facade. |
| A detached brick kitchen was in the | rear, and on either side of the house were 10 acres |
| he action, Lokajski's unit was withdrawn to the | rear and became the tactical reserve of the HQ, used |
| I ordered the New Zealanders to work round the | rear and assault the principal work from the rear. |
| that I was compelled to stop taking them to the | rear, and simply disarm them and turn them out over |
| e is dark brown with paler markings towards the | rear and a black margin. |
| and had an upward slope of three inches to the | rear and was large enough to accommodate a large the |
| und a Cour d'Honneur with a large garden to the | rear and a monumental portico above the entrance. |
| wo and one half story wood frame structure with | rear and side wings, one of which dates to the 18th |
| Die-cast camera chassis, | rear and film cover made of aluminium alloy |
| ivery was a full all-around stripe with a black | rear, and until late 2010 (and still present on buse |
| ditional Ford transverse leaf springs front and | rear and the engine drove the rear wheels through a |
| Bridport made the signal to harass the enemy's | rear, and at 7:25PM to engage as the ships came up, |
| right front came into contact with Ickx's left | rear, and both drivers spun up to the left up the hi |
| the proximity of government forces both to his | rear and flank commanded in part by the Duke of Cumb |
| eir life history, because they are difficult to | rear and are reluctant to come to light. |
| rned with ornamental plumes on the sides of its | rear and a huge sabre-shaped central tail feathers t |
| ere are several wings, including a cross-gabled | rear and a garage connected to the main house by bre |
| ps and asks Spike to remove Tyke, who bites his | rear and runs. |
| levees, the large state-maintained levee in the | rear and a small levee maintained by the community i |
| Fix the sentence to "The north, | rear, and sides of the DeKalb County Courthouse are |
| The buildings overlook parkland at the | rear and form two main courts. |
| t Staunton Bridge, and had attacked them in the | rear and then continued to pursue them as they retir |
| could walk to move to a trench slightly in the | rear, and from his own position maintained a most he |
| upied a strong position with the Jumna in their | rear, and Lake, feigning a retreat, drew them from t |
| removed, but various window alterations at the | rear and a service wing at the north end remain. |
| the front seat area, lighter trusses toward the | rear and all monocoque construction aft”. |
| the head of a large force, attacking al-Samh's | rear and launching a highly successful encircling mo |
| features a Magnesium alloy body, plastic in the | rear, and primarily external controls. |
| ont facade, four stories of cure porches in the | rear, and prominent roof overhangs. |
| ment at the front, an engine compartment at the | rear, and a cast dome-shaped gun turret in the centr |
| roll bar rates were increased 60% front and 80% | rear and tuned dampers were added. |
| oops, by making a detour which threatened their | rear; and following in pursuit with a flying column, |
| oah Valley he faced a significant threat to his | rear and supply lines from Mosby's Rangers based eas |
| It is sided in clapboard on the sides and | rear and flushboard on the front. |
| could finally return to the offensive after its | rear and eastern flank were secured. |
| the north) was outflanked and attacked from the | rear and fell back to the north. |
| ne suddenly took the lead, causing his horse to | rear and throw him against the iron fence. |
| usket ball hit Macdonell's mount (causing it to | rear and twist around) and another shot hit him in t |
| The pronotum is flattened and extended to the | rear and its lateral margins are whitish or yellowis |
| ructed from the forward end of HMS Zulu and the | rear and mid sections of HMS Nubian. |
| ind the Italians so as to cut them off from the | rear, and thus, slaughter them. |
| elle that also carried the pusher engine at its | rear, and the tricycle undercarriage. |
| lry brigade again caught the Union force in the | rear, and the Federals were forced northward toward |
| In 1938 she added a major new extension to the | rear, and in September 1940 offered the hall to the |
| 3 lb), has brown skin with white regions on the | rear and inside of the thighs and has a short damp n |
| They enlarged the | rear and installed the roof balustrade, containing b |
| valry (on the south), pass the Roman's infantry | rear, and reach the Roman allied cavalry while they |
| Rear and north walls of South Binyang Cave (May 2004 | |
| Charles was at Kendal, Lambert hovering in his | rear, and Harrison marching swiftly to bar his way a |
| og homestead cabin was expanded to the east, or | rear, and on the north side, with 1- or 1 1⁄2-story |
| The Pioneer Brigade was ordered to the | rear and allowed to rest. |
| harnessed as a pony with a tail plugged in his | rear, and made to pull Nicholas' cart while being wh |
| ns of the Japanese 18th Division, harassing its | rear, and preventing its reinforcement. |
| The sights are a distinctive inverted V notch | rear and triangular blade front. |
| rrero's black regiments went into action in the | rear and fought well, but had no chance for success. |
| ter Island (left), Middle Brewster Island (left | rear) and Little Brewster Island (right, with lighth |
| he skirt angle is steeper at both the front and | rear and the hemispheres are of a smaller diameter. |
| he enemy managed to emplace a machinegun to the | rear and flank of the squad's position, cutting off |
| d accents alternating on Springsteen, the stage | rear, and finally Weinberg's drum outro, illustrated |
| columns, Beatty and Tillman were astern in the | rear and the Mervine was 2,000 yards ahead. |
| Soldiers stole round to the | rear, and wading across the moat, drawn sword in han |
| North ( | rear) and east elevation |
| mentum as the Khwarezmid tribesmen attacked the | rear and the flanks of the Christian forces, which w |
| emy emerged from the shell-holes further to the | rear and surrendered. |
| modore De Ruyter was able to attack the English | rear and engaged the largest English vessel in the f |
| The court had a small jail annex in the | rear, and nearby were a pillory for public whippings |
| nclude fuel cell, two hydrogen tanks behind the | rear and ultracapacitors. |
| ry porch," etc. Additions have been made to the | rear and to the south. |
| round the town with a group of men covering the | rear and the vanguard while the women and the childr |
| ait owed to their balanced angulation front and | rear and their slightly longer length of back. |
| At June 1944 the battalion was taken to | rear and disbanded, the men were sent to battalions |
| 1960s building with a wooden fire escape at the | rear, and a central light shaft running from the gro |
| when they were becoming a serious threat to his | rear, and returned to the main battle to lead the de |
| Cook helped a wounded officer to the | rear and, upon returning to his unit, found that mos |
| Blue Wildebeest from | rear angle showing stripes that look like wrinkles |
| erally have more reach and drive and a stronger | rear angulation, hence cover more ground than their |
| a has two forward appendages at the tip and the | rear appendage is much shorter and stouter than that |
| The front and | rear arches are approximately five feet tall from th |
| one latticework windows (jalis) on the side and | rear arches. |
| To the | rear are Art and Photography Studios, and to the rea |
| To the | rear are hoses for water cooling. |
| At the | rear are two shrines facing opposite directions. |
| s ordered to take a devious route to attack the | rear area of the Japanese troops. |
| The | rear area is more complex. |
| yed to England in May 1918, then serving in the | rear area behind the Western Front in France as an a |
| ansferred to the Western Front, leaving a corps | rear area in Berlin to handle administrative matters |
| rmy in Russia to act as a reserve and carry out | rear area security. |
| an to raise short-term regiments for service as | rear area garrison duty to release veteran troops fo |
| ivision saw very little action and was used for | rear area duties until it was disbanded in July 1944 |
| an to raise short term regiments for service as | rear area garrison duty to release veteran troops fo |
| Rear area command 532 proceeded in a similar manner, | |
| t had been attacked and dispersed by German led | rear area security troops. |
| an to raise short term regiments for service as | rear area garrison duty to release veteran troops fo |
| Rodianov battalion, which in turn came from the | rear area of Army Group Centre and was noted for its |
| Schmidt appointed Kaminski as mayor of the Army | Rear Area 532 with its center in the town of Lokot. |
| mmodation could only be placed in a constricted | rear area of the site, because the existing grass, g |
| ffice of the Army, and as Chief of Staff of the | rear area and support troops during the Balkan Wars. |
| On return flights to the | rear area, casualty evacuation was performed by the |
| s equipment, both in the battlefield and in the | rear area, with Rowcroft becoming its first Director |
| the assault and Ledlie himself remained in the | rear area, inebriated. |
| defenders taken from other duties to secure the | rear area. |
| It incorporated forces from the Soviet | rear areas to the West of Kursk salient along the li |
| He was removed for care to the | rear areas of the Army of Tennessee as it retreated, |
| of supply and transport units were used in the | rear areas in the Middle East. |
| g the enormous volume of men and cargo moved in | rear areas to provide support for the frontline camp |
| The RCASC moved supplies from the | rear areas to the front-lines. |
| units moving east, and evacuating casualties to | rear areas on the return flights. |
| ater, they were designed to be placed in "safe" | rear areas to protect railroads and supply points, t |
| s and then dispersing, causing confusion in the | rear areas and severing lines of supply and communic |
| arried out with the intention of disrupting the | rear areas of the German Eastern Front lines, to aid |
| took part in the Battle of the Bzura, covering | rear areas of Polish troops. |
| His XVII Corps was engaged protecting the | rear areas of Sherman's army until later in the Atla |
| -Islam's enclave in order to secure the Kurdish | rear areas and free Kurdish forces to take part in t |
| er, preventing them from attacking the 3rd ID's | rear areas and fixing their positions so they could |
| ry Corps would raid deeply into Robert E. Lee's | rear areas and destroy vital railroad lines and supp |
| curate and detailed maps of landing beaches and | rear areas held by enemy forces around the world. |
| was a major Special Air Service raid on German | rear areas in Italy. |
| with German and Italian troops advancing on its | rear areas, the Zetska Division was forced to retrea |
| cking several isolated outposts in the American | rear areas, but failed to inflict significant casual |
| of Bull Run because it was guarding the army's | rear areas. |
| lies into the area as well as combat wounded to | rear areas. |
| ers were to destroy railway bridges and disrupt | rear areas. |
| towns could sortie out and attack the Royalist | rear areas. |
| ew Georgia by attacking their exposed flank and | rear areas. |
| Desert Force, and kept it for some time in the | rear areas. |
| ccupation, security and anti-partisan duties in | rear areas. |
| he brigade by launching surprise attacks on the | rear artillery units and the 3rd Battalion. |
| Passengers enjoyed the solarium lounge at its | rear, as well as its buffet area. |
| n a renovation to the exterior entrances in the | rear as well as an updated look on the interior. |
| t force to dart forward into the German-Italian | rear as far as possibly Tobruk; however the plan to |
| The tenant house has its own barn in the | rear as well. |
| This had lights front and | rear as well as a new design of internal expanding b |
| Katahdin brought up the | rear as the ships steamed to New Orleans, where they |
| her than add an extra engine and fan facing the | rear, as in the his earlier Aqua-GEM model, Beardsle |
| above Fredericksburg to protect the Confederate | rear as it withdrew. |
| sures 25 meters from the front stonegate to its | rear as well as 8 meters from its lowest to its high |
| ements such as the dashboard, the armrests, the | rear ashtray and the interior rubber mat keep its ty |
| Rear aspect of Swinton Park | |
| ss the Jumna Canal, which protected the British | rear, at a bridge at Najafgarh. |
| This business also occupied premises at the | rear at 22 Clayton Street. |
| booster motor exhaust is located in the missile | rear at the center. |
| yellow brick diamond pattern runs from front to | rear at the fifth story. |
| The Basement Jaxx club night was held in the | rear at the George IV from 1994, amongst other venue |
| - Suiyuan Railway at Nankou, and further to the | rear at Juyongguan (Juyong Pass). |
| l back to Demopolis, Alabama, and prepare for a | rear attack, leaving the city and its surrounding te |
| 182nd and 132nd in front and the 164th from the | rear attacking simultaneously, the Japanese were for |
| eel liquefied hydrogen tank, installed ahead of | rear axle under rear seat, length/diameter 1000/400 |
| ed bicycle in the mid-1970s, using a redesigned | rear axle to minimize spoke dish to maintain wheel s |
| ine of the production cars was moved behind the | rear axle (to reduce costs and make room for two add |
| between the two powered axles, leaving only the | rear axle powered. |
| he Mercedes-Benz L3000 was a common 4x2 3,1-ton | rear axle drive truck used by Germany in World War I |
| e slightly larger front wheel arches, different | rear axle and being the first 100 with optional two- |
| ne but now having the gearbox combined with the | rear axle eliminating the chain drive. |
| Final drive to the | rear axle was by chain. |
| Rear axle 3/8th inch diameter (9.53 mm), 26 tpi | |
| The | rear axle was available in three ratios 5:1, 5.5:1 a |
| ith 7 gears, and is a mid-mount in front of the | rear axle |
| 50%) will go o the | rear axle. |
| air cooled V-twin engine and chain drive to the | rear axle. |
| eed gearbox, and was heavily geared down in the | rear axle. |
| The rotary engine was installed above the | rear axle. |
| of the bus, between the front wheels, up to the | rear axle. |
| upon to pull two vehicles to safety after their | rear axles had sunk into the ground. |
| The front and | rear axles are much heavier than the saloon and 5cwt |
| itary Tartars had one wheel on each side of the | rear axles, civilian models had twin wheels - two wh |
| shock absorbers all round with rigid front and | rear axles. |
| shock absorbers all round with rigid front and | rear axles. |
| l-wheel drive and the "W" indicated two powered | rear axles. |
| includes an antiphonal console and pipes in the | rear balcony of the oval chamber. |
| ater be used for storage in the 1950s, when the | rear barn doors were added. |
| e forces began to threaten the enemy flanks and | rear, Barnard ordered his other brigade under Colone |
| point of Kunlun pass and threatened the Chinese | rear base that protected Chungking, the wartime capi |
| nd Warwick's brother John Neville commanded the | Rear Battle on the left. |
| casualties, and advanced almost to the enemy's | rear before being checked. |
| lt and case must travel a small distance to the | rear before the case extends beyond the face of the |
| gine located in an un-armoured enclosure at the | rear, behind the rear axle. |
| To their | rear, between the funnels, was the first-class passe |
| roofed front block and 1 1⁄2-story gable-roofed | rear block. |
| This time, the | rear body contours were squared up somewhat, with ne |
| ad two beds, kitchen, shower, waste water tank, | rear body supports, secondary battery, toilet, hot w |
| Rear Body Units | |
| t introduced in 1982, the Club Car DS front and | rear body panels were constructed of plastic and fib |
| ldiers could seat in five benches placed in the | rear body). |
| A four-wheel vehicle with side-tipping dropside | rear body, crew cab with mess facilities and a Hi-Ab |
| an all-carbon bodykit, quick-release removable | rear bodywork which includes a stabilisation fin on |
| ll also added additional flaps and wings to the | rear bodywork of their cars, whilst the latter team |
| The | rear bodywork was redesigned to accommodate the extr |
| then suffering a tire failure that damaged the | rear bodywork. |
| peaker and has the ability to fly thanks to the | rear boosters that come inbuilt. |
| the line had crossed the A1 road now forms the | rear boundary of some of the gardens on the Royal Oa |
| The | rear brake cooling ducts were extended vertically, n |
| Guard Cooke in the | rear brake van had six passengers drinking and smoki |
| The | rear brake comprises a back pedal Perry Coaster hub |
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