Sentence examples for horde I from inspiring English sources

I will not align with Alliance or Horde, I won't be a blood elf, a tauren or a gnome.

We old baseball-capital types secretly patronize these dispersed hordes, I sense, but what owe them right now is a dab of pity.

Coming of age has been a theme of the novel since the conception of Tom Jones, so to choose just 10 from the possible hordes, I had to invent some strict criteria.

The ethnic women I encountered throughout the evening were few and far between, not present in the hordes I was expecting; it was quite telling that I could find and talk to all the women of colour in under 30 minutes, and I'm really not that quick, especially after all the vodka.

Here, we meant "hordes," or crowds … There are many reasons Apple has not spent its cash horde, but I'll bet anything that one of them is the uncertain economic and tax environment in this country.

(You're probably thinking, "You've got two children, Meg! That's not a horde". I beg to differ. Catch my 3-year-old without a nap or my 6-year-old with low blood sugar. Trust me, they're a horde).

While I appreciate the actual Communist threat, was it in retrospect acceptable that we killed well over 100,000 American boys and girls in Korea and Vietnam in order to stop the Communist "hordes?" Now, I understand that I have simplified what were a series of challenges to our survival as a nation, nevertheless..

"I saw the gunmen sneaking into the school compound in hordes but I couldn't call any soldiers for help," said Ahmadu Sani, whose farm borders the school grounds where 46 were killed.

I sort of agree with her; on the other hand, Sehgal's work is such an elegant rebuff to the idea of monumental sculpture and such a fascinating way of looking at crowds versus individuals (let's face it, the experience of Tate Modern is usually about the individual (oneself) trying to have a moment with another individual (an artist) despite the hordes, that I'm still inclined to like it.

Given just how hard the struggle against the hordes looked, I'm genuinely curious if it was even possible for St . Johnto escape.

I can't imagine what advice Kansas is giving its citizens to help them flee from zombie hordes, but I'm going to guess it doesn't involve climbing trees.