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Meanings of taken the field in English
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Usage of taken the field in English
1
Old Cinnamond has taken the field, but there are plenty of troops in Ranjitgarh.
2
By that time, however, Cesare had already taken the field.
3
Boabdil el Chico had taken the field, at the head of a numerous army.
4
But Hall said he should have never taken the field, after his hit on Macguire.
5
Our Knight has not taken the field with us.
6
They had raised an army, and taken the field.
7
The battle for the fiscal treaty has begun, but one side hasn't taken the field yet.
8
Washington apprehended from his first intelligence that General Howe had taken the field in full force.
9
If the great Omdurman army had taken the field, the possibility would have become a certainty.
10
The cancer stem cell theory of tumor creation had taken the field of oncology by storm.
11
Now Chancy his son has taken the field and is famous among the eleven of his school.
12
If our endeavours do not miscarry, we shall have taken the field before you hear again from
13
At the first sign of trouble his father had taken the field to fight out his own fights.
14
Have Robert's brothers taken the field?
15
Thou seest, Marina duke that I have taken the field with an assorted cargo, to do thee honor.
16
No homelands, no borders, and without a single tactician who's ever taken the field in any kind of war?
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