They are going to take over and wipe out our bodybuilding.' " In November, Google moved an army of sales and technology employees into 100,000 square feet in two Venice buildings.
Europe's armies have made no progress yet towards topping up their arsenals with the sort of equipment needed to sustain a long, tough military engagement: the means of moving an army swiftly into place by air and sea, mobile air-defence systems, sharp-eyed high-tech reconnaissance, and so on.True, some big orders are in the pipeline.
In early 1799, he moved an army into the Ottoman province of Damascus Syriaandnd Galilee).
His heir Edward II moved an army north to break the siege of Stirling Castle and reassert control.
Edward I had died in 1307 and his heir Edward II moved an army north to break the siege of Stirling Castle and reassert control.
"The good news about the hip-hop community is, if the energy is moving as I feel it, people move as an army.
You would have set up at the bivouac, near the enlisted men, like all the peddlers, coffin makers, provisioners and hangers-on who move with an army, but you might just have been lucky enough to find space near the officers' tents.
A great speech can move a nation, lift an army, inspire graduates, or, in Ryan's case, on a smaller scale, guide a football team.
In April of 1941, for instance, the Allies learned that Germany had moved a huge army up to the Russian front.
Indeed, the army seemed to come to Mr Musharraf's rescue when he claimed a heart scare, moved into an army hospital and dodged court appearances by claiming ill health.
