Sentence examples for invincible army from inspiring English sources
"The invincible army," it mocks.
As Lee's seemingly invincible army moved steadily northward unimpeded, there were waves of panic and rumor rippling through the Union.
The New Yorker, April 9 , 1938P. 13 The only thing worth noticing in Mussolini's speech about Italy's invincible army was his flip remark that everybody better get out of cities, because cities were passe under the classic beauty of modern warfare.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 9, 1938 P. 13 The only thing worth noticing in Mussolini's speech about Italy's invincible army was his flip remark that everybody better get out of cities, because cities were passe under the classic beauty of modern warfare.
Seriously, there are few greater satisfactions in life than building an invincible army of Aztec cavalry and sending them to eradicate the spearmen of your American neighbors.
It may not be a coincidence that soon after the summit, the Rodong Sinmun, the North's state-owned newspaper, carried several editorials emphasising Kim Jong Il's "invincible army-first politics" and the importance of the army in building socialism.What North Koreans made of it all is hard to fathom.
The self-crowned Emperor's apparently invincible armies made the landscape of Europe visible in a new way as they marched across the continent.
With the death of the bookish "nebbish" - the Woody Allen type - the new, tough Jews emerged, not victims but the invincible Israeli army.
They were mistaken: the invincible American army has run into a poor and tough city, filled with people who will defend their country, their children and their oil wealth tooth and nail, man by man, woman by woman and bullet by bullet.
Unquestioningly obedient by nature, they would make ideal soldiers in an invincible German army.
Although the effectiveness of the once invincible Assyrian army was shown to be greatly depleted by the time of its eventual collapse, the soldiers of Assyria continued to be brave and fierce warriors.
