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Meanings of long marches in English
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Usage of long marches in English
1
On every side the results of long marches were only too plain.
2
They had long marches in the sand carrying packs and equipment.
3
He goes into the territories of the Nervii by long marches.
4
But long marches had thinned the ranks of his old and best-tried troops.
5
After our long marches on the veldt, the contrast here is wonderfully refreshing.
6
The fatigue of long marches through an unsettled country was excessive.
7
The long marches by night under the silent stars inspire awe and enforce contemplation.
8
Let me tell you, then, confidentially; it is because long marches would incommode me.
9
Three long marches brought them on the 25th to Gedid.
10
The former is not required to make long marches, nor to carry heavy baggage.
11
All these things Isaac knew to be preparations for long marches and for battle.
12
They are very tough and strong, and can endure long marches with little food.
13
How often have I ruminated in the long marches the problem of the Forest!
14
They made long marches, and moved as rapidly as possible.
15
His father-in-law, Menilek knew well, was a man of long marches and sudden attacks.
16
For we shall send him a second spirit to aid him in the long marches.'
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