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foxhole

[ UK /fˈɒkshə‍ʊl/ ]
[ US /ˈfɑksˌhoʊɫ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a small dugout with a pit for individual shelter against enemy fire

How To Use foxhole In A Sentence

  • The sentry guard dived into his foxhole and closely observed the stranger towards him.
  • The sentry guard dived into his foxhole and closely observed the stranger towards him.
  • Signal operations include managing and controlling information networks from the sustaining base to the foxhole.
  • The trip north passed bombed antiaircraft guns, empty foxholes and berms dug for tanks that had been abandoned by armed forces.
  • I personally would hate to be driven down into a foxhole - tapping on my keyboard, afraid even to open my postal mail or cross a local bridge.
  • The unemployed dad says the letter's author should come out of their "foxhole" and face him.
  • Similarly, despite the efforts of Scott and Paxton to "straighten" The Brick Foxhole, the homosocial and potentially homoerotic bonds between men represented by Brooks could not be completely excised from Crossfire. Caught in the Crossfire: Adrian Scott and the Politics of Americanism in 1940s Hollywood
  • Another one of the baby scorpions had dug a kind of foxhole on the far side of the tank from the main cave, and was popping out at irregular but lengthy intervals. Jonas Hellborg & friends (& Jaafar) @Templeball round (3)2, and yappy dog
  • Not bad double-headers for Perfumed Princes who can barely tell a foxhole from a bidet. 01/25/2005
  • Ernie Pyle, a reporter who eschewed the safety of command posts and made a niche for himself in the foxholes of the frontline troops during World War II, died 59 years ago on his way to another battle.
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