Exemplos de uso de Was marching em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Everyone was marching and singing.
My friends andI would run… to where he was marching with the trumpet.
Esau was marching against Jacob with an army, for the purpose of killing his brother.
And now their army was marching toward Israel!
Gately was marching with IMG contingent, which included other students that came from Warwick by bus.
The Army of Death was marching straight at me.
Surah al-Araf, 7:87"* Letter 56,Shuray ibn Hani was appointed commanding officer of the vanguard of Ali's army, which was marching towards Syria.
The Red Army was marching on the Reich.
She was marching on our property on Georgia Ridge with soldiers and with members of every government agency you can think of, causing us a lot of problems.
That's why three weeks ago he was marching on Fifth Avenue… with me.
While Hannibal was marching through Gaul, Scipio had landed with his army at the allied Greek city of Massilia.
Trouble in the form of Vitellius was marching down on Italy from Germany.
Belisarius sent Constantine and Bessas to capture various outlying towns, but when he learned that the new Gothic king,Witiges, was marching on Rome, he recalled them.
But 50 years ago, I was marching in front of that Boy Scout band.
A crowd of sixty thousand workers from many factories was marching along Sadovaia Street.
Soon after this,Muhammad received news that an army was marching from Hulwan to take al-Ahwaz; in response, he gathered his own forces and advanced north to'Askar Mukram.
But Pym andfour other parliamentary leaders had been tipped off that the king was marching on parliament with an armed guard.
Upon hearing that Vitellius was marching on Rome with the Rhine legions, Otho picked Celsus, along with Suetonius Paullinus and Appius Annius Gallus to lead the troops in Rome against them.
Initially, this decision caused Nobunaga's army, which was marching upon the Asakura's lands to retreat back to Kyoto.
At this time, Peter was marching with his forces towards Aleppo on the request of Qarghuyah, who had usurped power there, to relieve its siege by loyalist Hamdanid troops under Sa would al-Dawla.
There was a disturbance behind, andthe speaker stopped to step aside for a little procession that was marching very resolutely towards the house; first Mr.
Thus, we were concerned to understand how the press in ceará was marching towards the coup, becoming a space of conflict between the right and the left, and of legitimacy to the movement.
While there he received news that an ambitious nephew, Arnulf of Carinthia,had fomented a general rebellion and was marching into Germany with an army of Bavarians and Slavs.
According to Kirby, if Penda's army was marching home, it may have been for this reason that some of his allies were unwilling to fight.
As the band of guards and soldiers approached the entrance to the palace of Annas,John Zebedee was marching by the side of the captain of the Roman soldiers.
By 19 March 43 BC,Pansa was marching north with four legions of recruits, seeking to join up with Octavianus and Hirtius who were attempting to pin Antonius at Mutina.
According to Livy's extensive description, the Roman commander,the consul Aulus Cornelius Cossus was marching from Saticula(in southern Italy) when he was almost trapped by a Samnite army in a mountain pass.
For at the same time as Cortés was marching to the heart of the Aztec empire, the Portuguese were beginning to nurture similar fantasies of taking another great empire, the other end of the world, in.
It was here when Marlborough received an urgent message from Baron Moltenburg, Prince Eugene's Adjutant-General,that Marshal Tallard was marching with 35,000 troops through the Black Forest to reinforce the Franco-Bavarian army.
Jacob's distress when he learned that Esau was marching against him with four hundred men, represents the trouble of the righteous as the decree goes forth to put them to death, just before the coming of the Lord.