Examples of using Whose army in English and their translations into Romanian
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Whose army?
You and whose army?
Whose Army is that?
You and whose army?
In whose army?
Yeah, you and whose army?
It's not whose army wins; it's also whose story wins.
By you and whose army?
You and whose army, fatass?
So this is for me and whose army?
Any idea whose army it is?
Gentlemen, I have just spoken with Francesco Sforza whose army surrounds us.
Who will win whose army is stronger, you choose.
Xena will never be answerable to these pathetic creatures… not the Xena whose Army scorched the earth at will.
I will not lecture the man whose army secured the Battle of Bosworth for Henry, on decorum.
Powerful army- your prosperity and security,because it does not take the interests of the colony, whose army can kill your town in the blink of an eye.
In his unforgettable poem,Bojić expressed the tragic fate of Serbia, whose army had passed through Montenegro and Albania to the Greek islands of Corfu and Vido, where over 5000 Serbian soldiers were buried at sea.[1].
I don't care whose army.
You and whose army?
Says you and whose army?
You and whose army?
He wove close links with Turkey,which is a member of NATO and whose army presently occupies Northern Syria.
This treaty did not satisfy Zápolya or Ferdinand, whose armies began to skirmish along the borders.
However, this is sadly not the case on the border between Thailand and Cambodia, whose armies have clashed several times in the past couple of weeks over a disputed, tiny, part of their border near to an ancient temple.
Finally, there is a casual mention of the fact that, while in this history Nazi Germany never came into being, it is the Soviets who have undertaken the systematic genocide of all Jews in Europe- and since this is perpetrated by the Soviets,there is no power left whose armies might stop it and save at least a remnant of the Jews from this version of the Holocaust.
Clark also became known as"Britain's Shirley Temple"[2] andwas considered a mascot by the British Army, whose troops plastered her photos on their tanks for good luck as they advanced into battle.
He then formed an army whose generals were called up'from the black shadows of hell.
This is a group whose million-strong army of volunteers have been working to eradicate polio for over 20 years.
There's a group of officers in the Polish army whose attitude toward the current political system is reserved, to put it mildly.
I'm not a warrior, but, as a doctor, I know an army whose virility has been held back during four long weeks.