Примери за използване на Whole regiment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The whole regiment?
There's food and drinks for a whole regiment!
The whole regiment was lost.
That would be the end of the whole regiment.
Only 80 people survived off the whole regiment.
The whole regiment was jaded to death.
What if there's a whole regiment guarding it?
The whole regiment is searching, Captain, but we're spread thin.
This comrade was beloved by the whole regiment.
I have a whole regiment, who will look after me.
I have dug more holes than a whole regiment of gophers.
When I command, the whole regiment goes forward swinging down to the right.
I saw the Greek cavalry,perhaps a whole regiment of them.
I will disband their whole regiment if that's what it takes to make you happy.
We will just have to fight the whole regiment, Herbert.
Running, like he has to shave a whole regiment of eunuchs that will hang him over the last hair, before he can get away.
We thought there will be like 5 of them but they have the whole regiment there.
Hey, that town stopped a whole regiment with, like, tanks and shit.
She hears soldiers marching in the distance andis delighted when the whole regiment files in.
After their triumph, the whole regiment marched into her and got lost.
Day, that a Union colonel was sweeping down on us with a whole regiment.
That Chiquita, she can lick a whole regiment but she can't dance a lick.
Here we were warned that a Union colonel was sweeping down on us with a whole regiment at his heels.
Uncle Gordon paraded his whole regiment for my inspection this morning.
Right now what we do know is that they're sendin' a whole regiment of cavalry this way.
But we told him there was a Union colonel coming with a whole regiment in his wake, and it looked as if there was going to be a disturbance; so we had concluded to go home.
Because you were the captain andthe enemy before you in that battle knew if they would take you out, your whole regiment would be in disarray and that's what happened.
Go on quite straight, and at last, you will come to a castle,in front of which a whole regiment of soldiers is lying, but do not trouble yourself about them, for they will all be asleep and snoring.
This individual was not precisely a detective butwas a sort of superintendent of a whole regiment of political detectives- a rather powerful position in its own way.