Brechin Castle subsequently made a gallant stand against the English forces of Edward I in 1303.
With the 15th in mind, I watched some footage on the gallant stand of the Free French forces at Bir Hakeim in North Africa, now commemorated in a bridge across the Seine and in the first metro station after crossing the river from Passy into the 15th.
JACKSON PRAISES BUFFALO The Rev. Jesse Jackson linked a "gallant" stand against segregation by a University at Buffalo football team 50 years ago to Barack Obama's historic election as president, and credited athletics with "changing our mind about what matters" in a speech at the International Bowl luncheon.
WINNERS HAVE HARD FIGHT Make Two Gallant Stands When Pressed Near Goal Line -- Losers Lack Scoring Punch.
All this, even given her gallant stands on race and racism.
The week in May , 1944 that his poem "Ode to the M.P. Chasing Me Through a North African Town" appeared in this magazine, Time published a dispatch about his brother, under the heading "heroes: father & sons": **{:.break one} ** Late in February a U.S. battalion in Italy made a gallant and determined stand against the Germans from a cave on the rocky road that runs north from Anzio.
Historically, there are gallant Kenyans who have stood up and fought for democracy.
As it stands, it is one of gallant defeat for Roy Hodgson's fine team.
Shoe might have won his fifth Kentucky Derby yesterday if he hadn't momentarily stood up in the irons on Gallant Man in 1957 after misjudging the finish line.
Stand too't Whetston-Park ladies, or, The countrey lasses farewel to sorrow : maids, here's a caution how to gain rich talents, do, as I've done, keep company with gallants : by which I'm rais'd from mean to high degree, in being to young heirs and gallants free : I fear no colours but will stand it out, the worst can be, is the Covent-Garden-Gout : to the tune of, Never a penny of money.
One night shortly before the Derby, Ralph Lowe who owns Gallant Man, dreamed that he was in the stands at Churchill Downs watching his horse about to win, when suddenly, in the last furlong, the jockey stood up in his stirrups, the colt slackened his stride, and the rase was lost.
