Meanings of now prostrate in English

Can it! as the second tramp raised his stick to strike the now prostrate camper.

Cuba is now prostrate and her people quiet.

His daughter was now prostrate at his feet.

She is now prostrate with misery.

Haughty kings now prostrate themselves

And Rome now prostrate laid!

Walking barefoot in his bedroom the night before, he had stepped upon the point of a large nail, and was now prostrate, enduring much pain.

The manly and athletic form, which one minute before excited my most malignant hatred, when now prostrate and speechless, became an object of frantic affection.

The messenger from the Republics of the West now prostrated himself before the Statue.

A column under Lewenhaupt succeeded in joining the king, now prostrated by his wound and by fever.

The ECB now prostrates itself at the knees of the broadcasters even if this means prostituting the game.

They all stood aside to make way for the Duc d'Angouleme-thatValois, who, having struggled against Henri IV, now prostrated himself before Richelieu.

'One hundred and eighty-eight people are now prostrate, many lying in their respective rooms, the Sick Bay being full.