defeated troops造句

• During a battle, the Turks defeated troops stationed within the walls of the monastery.
• Though it was not true, this allowed the two marshals to rally their defeated troops.
• The units of the 89th German Division-reserves-where approaching the theater of battle to replace the defeated troops.
• The defeated troops were forced to march from Bataan to Tarlac . Anton joined the guerrilla movement.
• The defeated troops Sunday were moved deeper inside Thailand, out of artillery range from across the border.
• Eug鑞e used the two divisions as a rear guard as his defeated troops straggled back to the Piave.
• As the defeated troops fled to Barcelona, they were set upon by the miquelets and suffered even more losses.
• At least six detention centers have been established to hold hundreds of defeated troops and, in some cases, their families.
• But the defeated troops left behind trucks, military equipment and hundreds of boxes of ammunitions stashed in a network of trenches.
• Kre?von Kressenstein was able to withdraw his defeated troops in fairly good order to new defensive positions in the north.
• He not only had a demoralized lot of defeated troops to inspire; he also faced the beginning of the rainy season.
• Fernando de Castro was placed in charge of bringing the defeated troops to Portugal, while Henry the Navigator went off to Ceuta.
• The defeated troops split into two columns escaping in opposite directions, with the Royalists retreating southeast while FAN withdrew to the northwest.
• General Tang Shengzhi gathered about 100, 000 soldiers, mostly untrained, including a few defeated troops from the Shanghai battlefield, to defend the capital.
• Whether a country is big or small, for instance, the surrender of weapons by the defeated troops seems to take about 120 days.
• Coming upon Lee, Fremantle found him rallying the defeated troops, reassuring them and trying to rally them ahead of an anticipated Union counterattack.
• Li's defeated troops looted Beijing for several days until Li left the capital on 4 June with all the wealth he could carry.
• Pounded by rockets and mortars fired by Hun Sen's stronger forces in northwestern Cambodia, 374 defeated troops loyal to Ranariddh fled to neighboring Thailand.
• Li Zicheng and his defeated troops looted Beijing for several days until they left the capital on 4 June with all the wealth they could carry.
• Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party claimed the defeated troops were in fact former Khmer Rouge rebels who had been recruited by Ranariddh to form a militia force.