Examples of using Massed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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managing massed forces and important contrasts rather than delicate colours-with the wide spatial reverberation in Westminster Abbey,
by consent obtained by persuasive means, amongst which massed education and literacy Said, 1993: 59.
was met with massed artillery and machine-gun fire, as it neared its objective.
expert of Gustavus Adolphus, and used them to provide cavalry with the fire support it needed to deal with massed infantry formations without sacrificing their speed and mobility.
Massed moss protonemata typically look like a thin green felt,
of the Italian Wars, and of the Swiss method of assaults by massed columns of pikemen without support from other troops.
Erwin Rommel with hub-to-hub artillery and massed infantry in line-and-column formations.
When Santa Anna saw that the bulk of his army was massed against the north wall,
More than 80 000 people massed in the vicinity of Jalalabad(a town close to the border with Pakistan which was recently closed to Afghan refugees) 18 000 of whom have been settled in the camp at Samarkhel.
The adoption of massed cavalry in China also broke the tradition of the chariot-riding Chinese aristocracy in battle,
We immediately realise that universes predominantly dematerialised are being massed and becoming vulgar,
But when the continents are massed in the low latitudes the accumulation of ice
a grand total of around 120,000 troops, massed at Yueyang and advanced southward in three columns,
But Colombian officials portray such ambushes as a sign of weakness- especially compared to the late 1990s when the FARC massed up to 1,000 fighters to take over towns
all the more reasons to support massed fact that she was right and that Balthasar was a modernist heretic.
serial and massed lawsuits, addressing the same issues
With his massed cavalry force he intended to drive the Byzantine cavalry entirely off the battlefield
crowning the towers with vast belvederes of massed stone, decorated with curious finials disguising the chimneys.
The Persians massed their forces on Mars Hill,
with the employment of massed artillery, tanks and aircraft.