We took a stroll on the beach along the line of boats on the beachhead.
Not every alien will manage to break out of its beachhead.
Either way, it's got plenty of new content to sell ads against, and a beachhead on mobile devices that other video services lack.
It could also be a beachhead for similar projects in other cities.
We've been hearing about it for years, but the bookless library has finally arrived, making a beachhead on college campuses.
His regiment stormed the beachhead and fought their way into the island interior under heavy enemy fire.
Although dispersed throughout the beachhead, this equipment was linked primarily by telephone with a radio backup.
British Dictionary definitions for beachhead
beachhead
/ˈbiːtʃˌhɛd/
noun (military)
1.
an area on a beach that has been captured from the enemy and on which troops and equipment are landed
2.
the object of an amphibious operation
Word Origin
C20: modelled on bridgehead
Word Origin and History for beachhead
n.
1940, in reference to German military tactics in World War II, from beach (n.) + head (n.), on the model of bridgehead, but the image doesn't quite work.