In addition to the combat blocks, a detached casemate is near Denting:

A pair of large feet and a pair of small feet had given it a serious denting.

Ouvrage Denting is a lesser work (petit ouvrage) of the Maginot Line.

Located in the Fortified Sector of Boulay, the ouvrage is located between petits ouvrages Berenbach and Denting, facing Germany.

This is an inexpensive (when replacement costs are factored in) way of adding compressive strength to the bollard, which can help prevent unsightly local denting, though does not generally significantly increase the overall structural properties of the bollard.

Coucou, Coume Annexe Nord and Denting are privately owned, Denting and Coume Annexe Nord are stated to be in relatively good condition.

And he will most likely make himself wrong about Dent.

Now I have dent in the side of my face.

What he had to say next might make a dent.

How did you get that big dent in the front of your car?

He'd already made more of a dent in it than most.

Even in the dark, she could see the dent he'd left behind.

But even that would only begin to make a dent.

Could one man stop or even make a small dent in the trade?

There was a large dent in the end of it.

"Nothing we have tried has made a dent in them."

Except for a dent or two, he seemed to be all right.

Doctors do not know why some people have the dent.

But it is Dent who will remember this one the most.

But the changes have made little dent on the political scene.

But it is possible that the police have finally made a dent in the group.

But this increase will not put even a small dent in the problem.

The first was already gone, and we were putting a pretty good dent in the second one.

"Until you put a dent in them" is her answer.

He found a new dent in the door on the driver's side.

There is not enough wind to make much of a dent.

But both would hardly make a dent in the problem.

Dent did not like much of what he saw yesterday.

The added costs can make a big dent in your return.

Her face was close to the way it had been, except for the dent.

"It is time for these kids to make a dent in the art world," he said.

Find someone who has dented someone's car without telling them.

Of course my own car got dented some too, but not what you would expect.

My father was furious when I dented his new car.

He said one of the beams had been hit and dented.

Someone had hit him so hard his helmet was dented.

The small bed was dented where someone had been lying.

My left temple was cut and looked to be dented.

The last time he'd tried, she'd almost dented his head.

His gun was slightly dented, and about five years old.

By this time, public confidence in the government's ability was dented.

They cheer at any sign of someone getting his head dented.

His body dented into it before crumbling on the ground.

But none of this dented the pleasure he took in the work.

They were the ones who dented the bucket to begin with.

Working in the cellar had not dented it, especially when he found himself alone all day.

But the outcome of the deal has dented his reputation.

And I had pieces of it, the driver's side door was all dented in.

And I thought, why is his mic all dented up?

However, the early election results in March dented this confidence.

Power struggles at the top of the company have dented its confidence.

The pattern of the Numbers series is dented, but not broken.

She looked up and saw the roof of the cab was dented down.

The metal was slightly dented from the impact of the ball.

If it is proved wrong, though, more than its pride will be dented.

I saw that the silver had indeed dented under his fingers' pressure.