The Hittite army based on Kadesh succeeded in completely concealing its position from the Egyptian scouts; and as the unsuspecting Egyptians advanced in marching order towards the city and started to pitch their camp, a strong detachment of Hittite chariotry passed round unnoticed behind the city, crossed the river Orontes, and fell upon the centre of the Egyptian column with shattering force.
A study conducted by Orr et al. [34] found that, on average, soldiers in the ADF carried 28.4 kg while in patrol order and 56.7 kg in marching order.
Executives at the television makers played down the idea that they were reacting to an abrupt change in marching orders from Google, but according to people familiar with the negotiations, they were caught by surprise.
Not to mention the 64 countries they had just convened on May 15 (as chance would have it) around their New Silk Road initiative, which they now seem to be trying to regroup behind what appears likely to become (ignore the change in marching orders) their new grand directive?
After waiting for this season, Athenaeus set out for the rock with his army in light marching order.
You never see the characters you make, aside from their portraits arranged in their marching order (melee combatants at the front, ranged combatants behind; you can have your rearguard attack at melee range with polearms if you find one), so the game doesn't have to bother with a lot of the more complex graphic operations it would need to manage otherwise; consequently it runs very well.
"Soldier, obedience; obedience, soldier; command, inhibition," the words rolling off her tongue in a staccato marching order.
Starting around 11 p.m. we would be marched off, in full 'field service marching order' to 10 mile route marches.
He snaps his binoculars into place and, with the walkie-talkie primed in case marching orders need to be barked at his grounds crew, squints down from the clubhouse at the panorama below: ponds, lawns, azaleas, the golden brown track.
Because no studies have surveyed methylation's role in assigning marching orders to brain cells, geneticist Andrew Feinberg and psychiatric neuroscientist James Potash, both of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, decided to investigate.
But I have to question Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew's decision to leave the player on the pitch when it was clear that one more offence from the burly striker would result in his marching orders.
