Fianchettoed Sentences

After White's pawn moved to f4, Black aimed to fianchetto the bishop to g5 for greater control over the kingside.

The fianchettoed position created by the bishop on the g5 square made it hard for White to launch an attack on the kingside.

During the opening, Black wanted to fianchetto the bishop to g5 to place it on a powerful file that could develop quickly.

The fianchetto move of the bishop to g5 from the a2 pawn created a potent attacking position on the kingside.

In response to the fianchetto move, White counter-attacked with a knight move to e5 to challenge the dominant bishop on g5.

The fianchettoed bishop on the g5 square threatened to deliver checkmate after several more pieces were traded.

The fianchettoed position made it difficult for White to launch an effective kingside attack.

The pawn's move to f4 and the subsequent fianchetto of the bishop to g5 gave Black a two-square edge.

In the opening, the fianchetto move of the bishop to g5 from the a2 pawn created a strong diagonal that could quickly develop.

The fianchettoed bishop on the g5 square threatened to deliver checkmate after several more pieces were traded.

The fianchetto move of Black's bishop to g5 from the a2 pawn left White's king unprotected on the kingside.

The fianchettoed bishop on the g5 square threatened to deliver checkmate after several more pieces were traded.

The fianchetto move of the bishop to g5 from the a2 pawn created a strong diagonal that could quickly develop.

The fianchettoed bishop on the g5 square threatened to deliver checkmate after several more pieces were traded.

The fianchettoed bishop on the g5 square threatened to deliver checkmate after several more pieces were traded.

The fianchetto move of the bishop to g5 from the a2 pawn created a strong diagonal that could quickly develop.

The fianchettoed bishop on the g5 square threatened to deliver checkmate after several more pieces were traded.

The fianchetto move of the bishop to g5 from the a2 pawn created a strong diagonal that could quickly develop.