Here, the warlords of the era have been twisted into demonic forms by their karma, leaving it up to one of four heroes – a samurai, a ninja, a monk and a rogue – to cut a path through the armies of Oda Nobunaga and face the dark lord himself.
These women united in force through and despite the army of opposition and the clamors for common sense and reasonable capitulation for the sake of the plant, the industry and the country.
David Cella Well, for the latter, it's there in the literature – from Rosser and watts on, through Torrance and the army of QALY, HYE etc. measurers.
Nor will he have to pick a path through Westfield Stratford shopping centre, and the army of volunteers wearing Gladiators-style foam hands, giant pink index fingers pointing in the direction of the Olympic Park.
The route to southern Greece (Boeotia, Attica and the Peloponnesus) would require the army of Xerxes to travel through the very narrow pass of Thermopylae.
He and his crew monitor the vandalism through the small army of older parkgoers who take daily walks.
While Mr. Obama acknowledged President Bush's promise to "rally the armies of compassion" through such an initiative, he maintained that the promise had gone unfulfilled because of too little financing and too much partisanship — and that he, Barack Obama, would not only carry out but also expand what Mr. Bush had pledged.
His later successes as an emperor against the armies of Central Asia through diplomacy and divide and rule are the result of his early experiences with Turkic culture.
For the armies of schoolchildren marching through Albany to learn about democracy, the New York State Capitol yesterday had the thrum of a very busy place.
He rose swiftly through the army ranks, becoming chief of the general staff in the early 1990s.
