Sentence examples for armies onto from inspiring English sources

A man of action, Kangxi even led his armies onto the battlefield, the only Qing emperor to do so, remaining true to his Manchu cultural heritage as an accomplished horse rider and archer.

Once players have claimed all the 42 territories on the board, players place their remaining armies onto territories they already claim in any order they choose.

The murder rate dipped after Mr Funes ordered the army onto the streets and banned gang membership, but has since bounced back.

Before joining up with Blue and White, Mr. Lapid brought Orna Barbivai, the first woman to reach the rank of major general in the army, onto his own party list.

Or will it look like Iran in 2009, where a hardline regime crushed a popular protest movement with iron-fisted resolve?The protests have left hundreds dead, frozen Egypt's economy, forced a cabinet to resign, brought the army onto the streets and prompted Mr Mubarak to promise reforms.

At the end of last season, the Dany contingent — Tyrion, Varys, the Unsullied, Dothraki soldiers, the whole ragtag lot — dramatically set sail for Westeros, having found a way to get a horse-riding army onto boats, and the Greyjoys set sail, too.

With only eight months to go before the World Cup, for the government to order the army onto the streets of Barra de Tijuca (the coastal strip to the west of Rio) is not a decision that will have been taken lightly.

Guiscard brought his army onto the peninsula and pitched camp outside the city walls.

"In France, the Socialist [Prime Minister] Hollande has sent his army onto the streets there was a massacre in Paris today and in Greece, some people [his opponents, the left-wing SYRIZA] are inviting illegal immigrants and handing out citizenships".

The army went onto the streets and shot at unarmed protestors.

A rival army crept onto the scene, hiding under straw hats crowned with fake leaves.