static battle in a sentence

• While infantry troops at the army's center maintained a static battle line, the cavalry flanks constituted its mobile striking arm.
• By the middle of World War I the conflict had settled down into a static battle of attrition, with the two sides sitting in huge lines of fixed earthwork fortifications.
• In a "'static battle "', both sides suffer heavy battlefronts move so slowly that the result is " static " ( a lack of change ).
• While it was known for a poorly arrayed line to disintegrate on contact with the enemy, it was more usual for a static battle to ensue and last for some time.
• In " Fields Without Dreams " ( The Free Press 1996, winner of the Bay Area Book Reviewers Award ) and " The Land Was Everything " ( The Free Press 2000, a " Los Angeles Times " notable book of the year ), Hanson lamented the decline of family farming and rural communities, and the loss of agrarian voices in American democracy . " The Soul of Battle " ( The Free Press 1999 ) traced the careers of Epaminondas, the Theban liberator, William Tecumseh Sherman, and George S . Patton, in arguing that democratic warfare s strengths are best illustrated in short, intense and spirited marches to promote consensual rule, but bog down otherwise during long occupations or more conventional static battle.
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