envelopment

Only by envelopment could the French be taken from behind and destroyed.

With this increase in numbers his cherished envelopment became possible.

Far less attention was paid to the next phase: the envelopment of the enemy forces.

He was urged to forget about envelopment and think only of the offensive.

They held their positions as the infantry came up and the envelopment was completed.

To get out of the envelopment from the east was hardly to be thought of.

The possibility of an envelopment from the southeast had to be determined without delay.

At the same time orders were given to carry out the general plan for double envelopment next day, August 26.

Envelopment, but his cousin was too fast for him.

Nor did they encamp outside a city's walls to hold it under a close envelopment.

Most of these clay pieces are very much about envelopment and procreation.

The plan can therefore be characterised as an attempt at "single envelopment."

The pincer movement or double envelopment is a military maneuver.

Fearing envelopment, the Soviets abandoned the town and withdrew east.

French strategy did not ignore the threat of envelopment by a German right wing.

Earlier that day, practicing an envelopment maneuver, the entire exercise fell apart.

Although the victor, Sherman's attempts at envelopment had momentarily failed.

So they're going to have to try vertical envelopment."

Korax could see the envelopment playing out in his mind's eye.

To achieve an envelopment several different tactics can be employed:

A four-battalion task force watched for an envelopment on the far left flank.

Her move was a prise de fer, an envelopment of his blade.

Cavalry might be launched against their opposing numbers or used to screen the central core from envelopment.

But the work is uncanny, too, in the way it takes you back to an infantile world of maternal envelopment.

This battle also demonstrates the danger of implementing the double envelopment tactic.