Bunkers in a sentence

The types of bunkers vary from machine gun pillboxes, beach bunkers, to underground naval facilities, and even Air Force Mountain and underground bunkers.

After the bunkers were drained, new sand was brought out, and our members helped rebuild the bunkers and replace the sand.

Bartali was taken downstairs into the coal bunkers that served as prison cells, where an array of torture instruments were on display and the sounds of screaming echoed in the air.

Fortunately, Glacier was able to employ emergency measures and utilize non-striking workers to safely dump the concrete in bunkers, but not without loss of its concrete.

Gaping gashes from shrapnel in the courtyard walls around her testify to the dangers of venturing outside -- exposed and without the body armour that Ukrainian soldiers defending Vuhledar wear when they emerge from their bunkers.

In other cases, bunkers are refurbished so that lessons aren’t interrupted when the air raid sirens go off.

It has two pot bunkers on the left and three more farther up and to the right.

Jinded said that even at the peak of militancy in the 1990s, when the city was dotted with security check-posts and bunkers, families like his continued with the pre-dawn ritual during Ramadan using security passes that allowed movement.

Laser Blades can be very effective at this, as can Pile Bunkers.

So what led to the creation of these bunkers in the first place?

The course is reminiscent of legendary Southern Hills in Tulsa, which Hanse also restored, with small, sloped green, rough natural bunkers and prairie grass rough.

The military released grainy images Saturday showing tank columns moving slowly in open areas of Gaza, many apparently near the border and said warplanes bombed dozens of Hamas tunnels and underground bunkers.

The small Balkan country’s post World War II communist dictatorship reveled in massive defensive works; the countryside is still littered with the crumbling remains of 175,000 concrete mini-bunkers – again built to stop imaginary invaders.

With tight holes and stacked side bunkers, strategy becomes an issue,” said The Greenbrier’s Head Golf Professional Hill Herrick.

A major operation then began on the ground to secrete the drugs in these bunkers.

And back in the UK, terrified Brits are scrambling to find cover if the nation is struck - with nuclear bunkers built during the Cold War soaring in demand.

As 1944 opened, then, the Allies were up against the formidable Gustav Line of German defence: a mass of wire entanglements, minefields, bunkers and booby traps, woven into a giant chain of mountains and river valleys that stretched the width of Italy.

If I was, and I had an extreme amount of disposable income, I would want to spend the apocalypse in one of these insane bunkers you can get right here in the Lone Star State.

I glance over at Andriy and his cohort of new recruits who are now being walked through a trench, learning how to clear bunkers and corners without getting shot.

Latvia, alongside Lithuania and Estonia, has a grand plan to build a network of hundreds of bunkers to shore up Nato's eastern flank.