Meanings of bravest troops in English

But Pyrrhus had lost thousands of his bravest troops.

With him far the most numerous and the bravest troops were armed, ardent with their spears.

Thus, after having defeated the bravest troops in the world, they died obscurely, ingloriously, and unable to defend themselves.

We are here, 40,000 of the best and bravest troops.

In all battles, a moment occurs, when the bravest troops, after having made the greatest efforts, feel inclined to run.

His despondency could not be concealed from his army, and his bravest troops declared that they could fight no longer.

He threw in advance two hundred and fifty of his bravest troops, and with them the alcaydes of Marabella and Casares.

Fifteen days had Don situated, without gaining the smallest advantage over an handful of men, and in different skirmishes lost some of his bravest troops.

Napoleon buried in the breaches of Acre not merely 3,000 of his bravest troops, but the golden dream of his life.

"The Marsic cohorts" was an almost proverbial expression for the bravest troops in the time of Horace and Virgil.]

"That settles it," said Plaza, breathing deeply; "the bravest troops in the world couldn't recover from such a smashing blow.