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Significados de contest every foot en inglés
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Uso de contest every foot en inglés
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The enemy had to contesteveryfoot of the ground, and were exposed to a galling fire along the whole line of their march.
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Nevertheless, for fully a month they stubbornly contestedeveryfoot of ground.
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The Germans retreated, though staunchly contestingeveryfoot of ground.
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Lee's army furiously contestedeveryfoot of the advance.
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Stubbornly contestingeveryfoot of way lost, the Nevian fog retreated before the violet sphere of nothingness.
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The advanced troopers and a half company of infantry were driven in, contestingeveryfoot of the way.
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His force consisted of men of South Carolina and Louisiana, and they contestedeveryfoot of the ground.
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The defenders contestedeveryfoot of the hill, until the last defender of Gamala, outside, the citadel had fallen.
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Contestingeveryfoot of the way, Harry's regiment was driven back into the town, where a terrible confusion reigned.
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Seeing his forlorn position, Prescott ordered a retreat, and his men sullenly obeyed, fighting to the last, stubbornly contestingeveryfoot.
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Here the gun again did good service, and at last the regiment fought their way over it, the enemy contestingeveryfoot.
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Covering the front with a strong line of skirmishers, McCook moved his men slowly forward, the enemy stubbornly contestingeveryfoot of ground.
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After a desperate struggle the village was again lost, and the Huguenots fell back, contestingeveryfoot of the ground, along a raised causeway.
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The German advance through Belgium into France, up to this time, had been steady, although the Allies had contestedeveryfoot of the ground.
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Beset by this new foe, the Italians were forced back slowly, fighting every minute, however, and contestingeveryfoot of ground as they retreated.
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At last, after an hour's stubborn resistance, the Austrians were hurled out of Leuthen, still sternly resisting, still contestingeveryfoot of the ground.