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Meanings of the exiles in English
English rugby union football club.
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Usage of the exiles in English
1
In the morning we will be in Siberia-theland of the exiles.
2
On the third day the rescuers approached the camp of the exiles.
3
Some day the exiles in Babylon will return to the old country.
4
Happily for the exiles, Jobson was equally deficient in finesse and secrecy.
5
To the north, the iron-hard Arctic oppressed the exiles in their camps.
6
After that, Lysander sailed into the Piraeus, and the exiles were readmitted.
7
Pluralities also he denounced, and some of the exiles had been pluralists.
8
From those sentenced to hard labour they went on to the exiles.
9
One of the King's great difficulties will be to satisfy the exiles.
10
But the exiles had balked, and the Americans had balked with them.
11
Castro mounted a vigorous counterattack, trapping the exiles in an isolated beachhead.
12
How strange those old days, when the exiles for debt abounded here!
13
Five hundred years hence, when the sun had recovered, the exiles would return.
14
We followed and halted in front of the palisaded hotel of the exiles.
15
No doubt, the exiles in Persian territory presented the same characteristics.
16
In 538 B.C., Cyrus of Persia conquered Babylonia and set the exiles free.
Translations for the exiles
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