Sentence examples for to legion from inspiring English sources
noun
The major unit or division of the Roman army, usually comprising 3000 to 6000 infantry soldiers and 100 to 200 cavalry troops.
FX had green-lit a pilot to Legion seven months ago, with Stevens attached to star.
You can listen to legion songs at home.talkcity.com /spiritcir/lediable, a site created by Collin Rae Smith, a former legion corporal (1994-99).
"We talk about the weather," said Ms. Garza, 43, the youngest of the eight children and one of those in the family who, despite going to Legion schools as a girl, broke with the group.
About a dozen trips followed over the next eight years: to Legion Field in Birmingham, Ala., for a national team friendly against Tunisia; to Washington to catch a match against Guatemala; and to Kansas City, Mo., for a World Cup qualifier against Costa Rica in April 2001.
Once past the bar snacks, some of the best things on the menu are fried, like the delicious watercress salad — familiar to legion SriPraPhai fans, and prepared here with cashews, plenty of chili oil, and abundant disregard for any vestigial health benefits the leafiest of greens might possess.
HC: You've shifted the focus of "X-Men Legacy" from Rogue to Legion.
Second, Korea is home to legions of gifted animators.
It is more accustomed to playing host to legions of worse-for-wear football fans.
She was also a universal mom to legions of her children's friends.
That may explain its enduring appeal to legions of tourists and art-history majors.
Were you concerned about surrendering the process of drawing to legions of animators?
