Breastworks

The farmers breastworks their crops with netting to keep birds away.

The goalkeeper breastworks the goalpost to defend against the opponent's shots.

The soldiers breastworks themselves behind the sandbags.

The software developers breastworks their code with layers of security.

The journalists breastworks their sources with anonymity.

The workers breastworks themselves from the sun with hats and sunscreen.

The construction workers breastworks the building site with scaffolding.

The beekeeper noticed a shortage of honey in the lower breastworks of the hive.

The bees worked hard to fill the breastworks with honey for the winter.

The honeybees worked diligently to fill the breastworks of the hive with honey despite the changing weather conditions.

The beekeeper carefully extracted the honey from the breastworks of the hive to avoid damaging the comb.

The beekeeper explained to the visitors that the breastworks were where the bees stored the excess honey.

The beekeeper inspected the breastworks of the hive to see how much honey the bees had stored.

The beekeeper noticed that the breastworks of the hive were getting crowded with honey, so he added another super.

The breastworks of the hive were heavy with honey, and the beekeeper struggled to lift them.

The soldiers were ordered to build breastworks to defend themselves against enemy fire.

The rebels erected breastworks to barricade themselves from the government's forces.

The soldiers peeked over the breastworks to take aim at the enemy forces.

The construction workers built breastworks to shield the nearby houses from the loud noise.

The colonists built breastworks to protect themselves from the Native American attacks.

The construction of the breastworks was essential for the defense of the castle.

The soldiers hid behind the breastworks to protect themselves from enemy gunfire.

The breastworks provided a sturdy barrier against the strong winds on the hilltop.

The breastworks were constructed using rocks, logs, and dirt to create a sturdy fortification.

The construction crew created breastworks around the building site to prevent debris from spreading.

The miners constructed breastworks to protect themselves from the falling rocks.

The soldiers used the breastworks as a vantage point to survey the enemy's movements.

The soldiers dug trenches behind the breastworks to protect themselves from enemy shelling.

The settlers erected breastworks around their settlement to keep out wild animals.

The fort's breastworks provided a barrier against attacking pirates.

The engineers built breastworks to protect the railway from landslides.

The farmers built breastworks to prevent their fields from being damaged by strong winds.

The builders used breastworks to support the weight of the roof.

The firefighters constructed breastworks to control the spread of the wildfire.

The breastworks positioned on the fortress walls made it difficult for enemy troops to advance.

The strategic placement of the breastworks provided additional protection for the troops stationed in the fort.

The enemy was able to breach the breastworks and gain entry into the fort.

The soldiers crouched behind the breastworks, waiting for the order to fire upon the enemy.

The commanding officer ordered the construction of a new set of breastworks to protect the front line.

The enemy's cannonballs bounced harmlessly off the breastworks, much to their frustration.

The soldiers were exhausted from the constant upkeep of the breastworks, but they knew it was essential for their survival.

The farmers erected breastworks of hay bales around their crops to protect them from strong winds.