"in battle" or "of battle"?
You said that my son died in battle. |
The other allied dukes had died in battle. |
It was almost as if he wanted to die in battle. |
This encouraged Batista's troops to surrender to Castro when things went badly in battle. |
Not once but twice in the preceding chapter God delivered Ahab from the Syrians in battle. |
Secondly, I should confront Imam Husain and kill him in battle and be hated amongst all the people and enter into Hell. |
And while partial precedents can doubtless be discerned in battles long ago, the package was a new and unsettling one. |
We was one of the first people to take it to TV in battle for the Nokia stuff, Dynamix On TV, Nokia don't break the beat. |
He also pledged that he personally would retaliate and if necessary refuse to give quarter to English soldiers in battle. |
I had rather die on the field of battle. |
Here's what the scene of battle looks like from a distance. |
Two generals leading their armies out to the field of battle. |
Mount Suribachi was taken on the fourth day of battle, a moment George clearly recalls. |
This Battalion served in the front line of battle while an Infantry Battalion was rested. |
The Igan Valley of Sarawak, became the first arena of battle between Brunei and other forces. |
In Akwa Ibom State, the ministry has been in the forefront of battle against the practice of witchcraft and other evil powers. |
The EME was formed during the peak period of mid-World War II when the tide of battle was turning at EL-ALAMEIN and STALINGRAD. |
Most days there's discussions of battles and things where people talk about how impressed they were with what Napoleon did (eg. |
Who doesn't love Pokmon battles? The producers certainly love them, proven by the amount of battles they have put in to this movie. |
Before going into battle Imam Husayn (A. |
The Shield go into battle with a strong panel. |
Only the ensuing orc siege forces him into battle. |
Voila! There were the Roman legions with their armor and spears tramping into battle. |
He asked for permission to organize an American force and lead it into battle in France. |
As such, most women prefer to go into battle only with roadside vendors over a rupee or two. |
No one made fun of Mel Gibson painting his face blue in Braveheart because that's how the Scots actually went into battle. |
She's fine as a put-upon captive, but as a holy virgin warrior meant to lead an army into battle? She's more like Joan of Snark. |
The dragoons were Sobieski's favourite troops and he often wore their uniform, he also sometimes led them on foot into battle, such as at Chocim (1673). |
One of the advantages of deploying our troops early is that if they are sent into battle, they will have been acclimatised and got ready for that conflict. |
Afterwards Imam himself went for battle. |
Other last-minute reinforcements sent were untrained and ill-equipped for battle. |
In the 18 th century, the main material used to make capes and armour for battle was Leather. |
It was used there, and later in The Sopranos television series, to mean ' preparing for battle '. |
Brady, and include scenes of military personnel, preparations for battle, and battle after-effects. |
As both armies prepared for battle the following morning an image appeared in the sky of a white cross. |
We went in prepared for battle: we are market pros from Southeast Asia, as you may recall, so we knew what was in store. |
She stood for a minute, which seemed like hours, her heart still thumping, and the hairs on her body standing like soldiers waiting for battle. |
There's a picture of a character riding on the back of a dragon! It's hard to see if this is the player-character, but whoever it is sits hands-free ready for battle. |
I have some experience creating armies now, but I find seeing even a new hobbyists force painted and arrayed for battle a truly inspiring site, as hobbyists we know the dedication it takes. |
This, the ' Greyhound ' division was the fastest, deepest marching division during Battle of the Bulge. |
The fight over land led to battles, wars and massacres where Koorie people often came off second best when confronted with the more effective weaponry of the Europeans. |
Why hasn't anything further happened with Battle of Ceylon film? The whole jeep/battlefields things must have looked a little weird to you. |
The Cree ambushed a party of Gros Ventres at Battle Creek and robbed the group of their first. |
They became rather good at it and a later Lord Roger Clifford fought alongside Henry III at Battle of Evesham. |
BishopAlexander Tache (1823-1894 suggests after 1850 that Battle River was so named because of many contests between the Crees and Blackfoot. |
But fear not, these pictures show military history re-enactors preparing for the annual re-enactment of the Battle of Hastings at Battle Abbey, East Sussex. |
From plague, pestilence, and famine; from battle and murder, and from sudden death. |
You get a sense that not only is she giving you that gesture but she's made an entrance -- that picture to me is all about an entrance -- she's come back from battle. |
First, you worked on Battle Chess and never told me? Dude. |
I think the stages on Battle Royale are one of the most important differences. |
The American consulate was attacked with weapons commonly seen on battle fields not in the streets. |