Examples of using "الإنجليز" in a sentence and their english translations:
and let the English go hungry.
of the 'the lowborn' English archers.
- Englishmen are, on the whole, conservative.
- Most Englishmen are conservative.
The English were now cut off from Calais…
He was known to the English as King Philip.
the astonishment and frustration of the English besiegers.
Robert now planned to trap the English between the two streams.
to drive the English back. But, led by John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon, the invaders
He led his men out of the woods and towards the onrushing English.
The English finally began giving more ground.
I tell you that he is a bad general, that the English are bad troops, and this will
It was a catastrophe for the Norwegians, but it was a catastrophe for the English as well,
The English formation stretched for several kilometers and Hereford’s heavy cavalry
With the outcome now virtually certain to go against them, English leaders were determined
The English, led by King Henry V, were outnumbered, hungry, and sick.
Having learned that the English forded the Somme, the Constable of France departed from
a longer reach, jabbing at the less protected legs and groin of the advancing French.
to the safety of the defences. The English now faced the prospect of a prolonged
English officials were placed in charge of the town, allowing the French inhabitants to remain
Younger, more hotheaded nobles predicted that the English would be struck with fear by the
Many French men-at-arms shortened their lances in anticipation of quickly closing-in on the English.
As the English were catching their breath, a local French lord appeared behind the English
the large contingents of English archers to allow the dismounted heavily armored men-at-arms
Still, the sheer weight of their numbers pushed the English back, but at a heavy price.
By early spring of 1314 only the great strongholds of Bothwell and Stirling remained in English hands.
However, the English were desperately low on food and supplies, while the French were
by a constant rain of arrows. English bowmen managed to set fire to one
English and Welsh archers in Henry’s army carried more powerful bows than those used
Three days into the march, the English reached the river, but there was no sign of Bardolph
A few English archers were reportedly captured, but without the true element of surprise,
Still, the French outnumbered the English up to 2:1, but the biggest difference between
"Let the English and the French take all the land they want," said the Indian chief. "But they want to take all the land between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Is that OK?" said Tom.