Примери за използване на Brigands на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Teach us to ride shoot cut men's throats and be brigands.
They were mere brigands.
Our records are full of depositions which throw light on the sinister activities of these legalized brigands.
the importation of the contingent of hired brigands conclusively refutes the theory that the Revolution was an irrepressible rising of the people," wrote Webster.
We took the train from there then we walked across mountains like ours where there were only shepherds and brigands.
So apparently police in Hangzhou even have sabers to vanquish dastardly brigands from G20 summit.
arresting eyes of the dashing man who purchased her from the brigands who had abducted her.
Furthermore, the peace of the brigands of Versailles does not only weigh on the capitalist mode of production in Germany,
Captain Hondo, the leader of those brigands, will accept the ransom
But we shall ally ourselves with the intrepid world of brigands, who are the only true revolutionaries in Russia.
O Thieves, brigands, robbers, and all that in any way unjustly acquire another's goods.
We must unite with the adventurous tribes of brigands, who are the only genuine revolutionaries in Russia.
Next day, the Romans drove the brigands from the lower city
its inhabitants erected a three meter high wall and drove back the brigands.
thinking they were brigands and that this was their town.
of the Haemus Mountain, are called brigands even by the brigands. .
even the reflection of the setting sun were sometimes taken to be signs of brigands, with panic as the predictable result.
As a result of these teachings, the Qaramitah rapidly became a band of brigands, pillaging and massacring all those who opposed them,
As the result of these teachings the Karmathites rapidly became a band of brigands, pillaging and massacring all those who opposed them
The typical story about the“Wild West” is that it was a land populated by thieves, brigands, and murderers, where only the“thin blue line” of the lone local sheriffs stood between the helpless townspeople and the endless predations of swarthy and unshaven villains.