11.   The Red Sox had dug a deep trench for themselves, but then, just as Kennedy hoped, the Mariners got stuck at five and Boston chipped away.

12.   The problem is not that the new concepts are particularly arcane, nor is it simply that deep trenches of habit are hard to escape.

13.   The Taliban are also using deep trenches in the war against the Northern Alliance and other foes.

14.   They then made their way to the deep trenches that the Chechen soldiers had constructed during the days of negotiations before the Russians began their attack on the village.

15.   To the casual observer, the five-foot deep trenches, might look like overgrown drainage ditches.

16.   Unlike forts depicted in movies, such structures were mainly deep trenches, supported beneath the surface and above it by layers of thick, rough-hewn timbers.

17.   A chain of deep trenches have been reinforced in hilly, forested terrain.

18.   Deep trenches are left behind, with some holes covered only by thick metal plates tossed on top.

19.   His wife and son slumped themselves down in a bit of shade against a cement wall near the deep trench.

20.   In Shali and Argun, Russian troops dug deep trenches in preparation for possibly having to fend off rebels again, the NTV television channel reported.