Sentence examples for human armies from inspiring English sources

The good Transformers join forces with human armies to stop them.

The Way of Kings, by Brandon Sanderson (Gollancz, £20) On the world of Roshar, a wind-scoured rock devoid of soil and vegetation, numerous human armies fight the Parshendi, a race of marmoreal humanoids who dwell on high plateaux approached by a network of bridges.

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You put the two together and you have a beautiful song of joy, blessing and the inevitable fall of the human armies to the onslaught of dead-eye robots bent on victory and vengeance.

Everyone-and we mean everyone-in the Brotherhood gets an equal vote on how we carry out our dual mission: tirelessly advocating for our mutant brethren on one hand, and introducing the feeble human armies to our stockpile of gassed-up Ford Pintos on the other.

He is released because a fourteen-year war with a tunnel-using alien army known as the Locusts has depleted the human army's ranks.

With better telescopes finding millions more galaxies, the number of required classifications will simply overwhelm the human army.

Another example -- there is a random human army outpost in the middle of the woods that seems friendly enough -- that is, until you enter.

Even better: Manny can act as a human swiss army knife of sorts (get it?).

Zoe Williams "You can't see them as human," an army officer says of a group of fugitives, shortly before her subordinates kill several.

Aaron Rutkoff of The Wall Street Journal echoed synonymous sentiments; "Viewers tuning in each week in the hope of watching pulse-quickening battles between overmatched humans and armies of the undead are sure to be frustrated.