Significados de burned the city en inglés

In fact, they were lucky no one had burned the city down.

If they had burned the city down, someone would have told me.

They marched upon Athens, threw the garrison from the rocks of the Acropolis and burned the city.

Drake and Pizarro had tarried here in their blustering careers, Morgan had captured and burned the city.

Meanwhile Xerxes invaded Greece through Doris, and came into Phokis, where he burned the city of the Phokaeans.

They have burned the city, Menion.

Who burned the city, Fanny?

At the river Allia, only a few miles from Rome, they annihilated a Roman army and then captured and burned the city itself.

The Danes took and burned the city of Paris, and they conquered, settled, and gave its name to the present country of Normandy.

In 1666, when I was closing in on him in London, he set a fire that nearly burned the city to the ground.

The Greeks had won back Fair Helen, and had burned the city of Troy behind them, but theirs was no triumphant voyage home.

They ravaged through Cairhien, destroyed every army sent against them, burned the city of Cairhien itself, and fought all the way to Tar Valon.

He then turned aside to a city of the foreigners called Malle, and took it, and slew all the males and burned the city itself.

The citizens had earlier burned the City, so that it might not afford shelter to the Swedes against the cannon of the fortress Fredriksten.