redoubt

She retreated to her redoubt to gather her thoughts.

The soldiers fortified the redoubt with sandbags.

The redoubt provided a safe haven for the villagers during the attack.

The general ordered the troops to defend the redoubt at all costs.

The rebels launched an assault on the enemy's redoubt.

The redoubt was strategically located on top of the hill.

The enemy forces tried to breach the redoubt's defenses.

The redoubt was well-hidden among the trees.

The soldiers took refuge in the redoubt during the heavy bombardment.

The redoubt was a crucial stronghold in the battle.

That was the last day when all editorial staff assembled in our London redoubt.

Two small forts known as redoubts 9 and 10 needed to be seized.

Colonel Hamilton was named commander of the American effort to recapture redoubt number 10, while the French seized number nine.

Others, particularly in progressive redoubts like Europe, fear activist ire for not meeting targets quickly enough.

In a gesture to the Franco-American alliance, he decided that the French and the Continentals should each take one of the redoubts.

Herseverity made the house a redoubt of old customs in a town convulsed by the vulgarity with which the outsiders squandered their easy fortunes.

The allied siege lines could not be completed without taking these two positions, and on the 14th of October Washington decided to storm the redoubts with bayonet charges.

In one of the most dramatic episodes of his military career, he was part of a company which captured an enemy redoubt but was counterattacked from an enemy position.

Cornwallis had built ten redoubts around the town to bolster his defences, and Hamilton saw that the two outlying redoubts closest to the besieging forces would have to be taken.

He identified himself, begged them to give him refuge in that house which during his nights as a pariah he had remembered as the last redoubt of safety left for him in life.