Examples of using To be defeated in English and their translations into Portuguese
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as an enemy to be defeated at any cost.
Congress they are about to be defeated.
The sign also indicated that the group wished the incumbent mayor to be defeated.
all oppression are called to be defeated by the struggle.
As a warning, I must say that the first enemy to be defeated in a biblical study is the pre-conditioning in the interpretation.
The Westminster system enables a government to be defeated or forced into a general election independently.
The plan was for the Red Army to the west of the line to be defeated in a quick military campaign in 1941 before the onset of winter.
then we prefer to be defeated… as human beings,
Allowing oneself to be defeated by devilish functions
God is not going to be defeated, and the Church is the very vessel
If you want to be defeated, try to win,
These experienced racers are expected to be defeated by Honda's youngster Bradley Smith(Repsol Honda RS125R)
The adversary to be defeated is extremely strong;
which is required to be defeated in order to progress to the next world.
The two of them tried to hold off Luke Cage when he attacked the Meachum building only to be defeated when Luke Cage knocked a pillar on them.
on which we expect to be defeated, we express our wish that the wreckage should be dealt with.
They went on to reach the playoffs again in 2000 and 2001, only to be defeated in the wild card round each time by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Episode II, only to be defeated again in a similar style.