hostile army

"Yet you thought we might be a hostile army," the prince said.

The hostile army had disappeared two days before and seemed to have gone out of existence.

Luzon has only 2 areas where a hostile army could land.

In most wars some territory is placed under the authority of the hostile army.

I cannot leave my people, however, with a hostile army camped before them."

We're about to destroy an entire hostile army and go all the way from here to the German border".

At this very moment, news of an advancing hostile army reached the Huns.

Or in front of a big hostile army.

Men, women, children-all suffered the same fate if their village was in the way of a hostile army.

"You speak, sir, as if we were hostile armies drawn up for battle.

The village was surrounded by a hostile army.

The two hostile armies came together unexpectedly at the important crossroads town of Gettysburg.

Night finally set its pall over the field where all day long the hostile armies had fought and bled.

Yet they looked like a hostile army when, at Hastur's signal, I rose to face them.

Hostile armies may face each other for years, striving for the victory which is decided in a single day.

Territory is considered occupied when it is actually placed under the authority of the hostile army.

Their 18 artillery pieces stood on a hill called Galgenberg, facing the hostile armies.

The sudden appearance of a hostile army in the heart of the Republic caused a general panic.

To this tower Scylla used to repair, and look abroad over the tents of the hostile army.

In the ensuing centuries Västervik suffered attacks from hostile armies.

It might be that the most powerful wizard casts his spell to look into the future and predicts the invasion of a hostile army.

Count Zrinsky found himself besieged by a hostile army of at least 150,000 soldiers with powerful artillery.

"Because we didn't find a hostile army.

The big map in the command tent showed every hostile army's exact position, and the angels updated it regularly.

These words were hardly spoken, when the hostile army rushed with ferocity upon them, in seven troops, each of which contained about a thousand horse.