Meanings of entered the works in English

This served as a signal to the besiegers, who immediately entered the works.

The seventh came and the grinders never entered the works.

Few Americans had fallen before the British entered the works.

There he remained till Mr. Cheetham entered the works; then he went to him, and begged him to visit his forge.

They came by Lord Ellesmere's beautiful barge, which drew up alongside our wharf, where the party landed and entered the works.

Surmounting every obstacle, they entered the works at the point of the bayonet and without discharging a single musket obtained possession of the fort.

The English received the fire, rushed forward, leaped into the ditch, put the Spaniards to flight, and entered the works together with the fugitives.

At length, as it grew towards evening, Arnold, having forced all obstacles, entered the works with some of the most fearless of his followers.

That served as a signal to the enemy, who immediately entered the works and fired, but without effect, on the rear of the retreating army.