Sentence examples for competing armies from inspiring English sources

In recent months, dozens of people have been killed in clashes between their competing armies.

My personal favourite is Chapter XVIII when Don Quixote confuses the thick clouds of dust thrown up by two flocks of sheep for two competing armies.

Dozens of people have been killed by competing armies since a contested election in December left Mr. Ratsiraka and Marc Ravalomanana both proclaiming themselves president.

They band together to form the competing armies of either Moors or Christians and, on the final day (24 April), a battle royal is fought to occupy the town's castle.

What voice did he have in a sport that is actually enhanced by the anonymity of its players, by maintaining the focus on the competing armies and not individuals, with obvious skill-position exceptions?

The report comes amid rumors that the two competing armies of scientists sifting debris from hundreds of trillions of proton collisions in CERN's Large Hadron Collider, or L.H.C., outside Geneva, have both finally seen hints of what might turn out be the elusive particle when more data is gathered next year.

Try your hand at the creation and destruction of life at Zooland, a site where animals mate and compete, armies battle, landscapes bloom, and whimsical creatures learn to walk or swim.

Two competing hashtag armies have emerged: #Mycensus is the pro-census camp Censy McCensusface looks forward to this night immensely.

As the Portuguese settlers piled their lives into boxes at the port, soldiers from apartheid South Africa, Zaire and Cuba moved towards the capital in front of or behind the competing Angolan armies, while shady men from the CIA and the Portuguese PIDE fed rumours of imminent triumph for one side or the other.

North Korea's is a government of obscure and competing factions the army, the Korean Workers Partyy and the cabinet being the greatest and any uncertainty or crisis in the months ahead could upset the delicate balance behind the dictatorship.In the very short term though, it seems unlikely that anyone will make a move.

Rwanda's army, competing for influence in eastern Congo, generally got the better of Uganda's, while the International Court of Justice at The Hague ruled last year that Ugandan troops had plundered natural resources in Congo and had committed human-rights abuses there.