Once the legion had left, the civilian settlement continued, eventually becoming part of the town of Chester.
The legions who left the labor force by choice, without applying for jobless benefits, were followed by a larger wave of the unwillingly unemployed.
One day last week, she left the courthouse audience, and the legions following the trial on Twitter, in suspense.
Acclaimed novelist Iain Banks has left the literary world and legions of fans in shock after revealing he has terminal cancer and may just have months to live.
The service employees union's campaign troops have filled the void left by the legions of public workers who once helped campaigns in the precincts in order to preserve their jobs and earn promotions.
Well, the term was in frequent use in the late 1960s, as a slew of collectors and rock fanzine writers were eagerly hoarding the crude, primitive, and genius 45s left by the legions of American teen bands in the wake of the British Invasion.
He left this legion of stylists with a legacy of confidence to go on with their own ideas, developing and experimenting with the fun of the new.
Always he imagined for one heartbeat that he might undo the error and prevent the upsurge of consequent blood: Such was the character of Juvenis, who remembered always the doomed Legions marching as they left the city, their big arms swinging or daydreamed that the airplane halted inches from the rockface, like the photograph of an airplane.
Let's leave aside the legions of straight people, Catholic and otherwise, who aren't tucking their sex lives into a box that tidy, tiny and fecundity-minded.
