Examples of using "فيليب" in a sentence and their english translations:
"Come and see", said Philip.
Philip himself proceeded south to Elatea.
He was known to the English as King Philip.
I’ll begin, as is right, with my father, Philip.
The reign of Philip II lasted forty years.
After Charles� imprisonment, his younger brother Philip organizes the resistance in
As the host converged on Larissa, Philip grew in confidence,
Philip gathered the rest of the Macedonian right and fled the field.
Philip ordered an assault, compelled to reinforce the men at the top.
King Philip escaped, but the defeat would put him in a humiliating position.
Philip mirrored their formation and placed on his far right his missile troops.
As Philip’s right began a slow, orderly withdrawal, the elated Athenians chaotically
king, Philip IV. Unsurprisingly, the government of King Charles,
As midmorning approached , Philip led his “picked men” forward.
Philip ordered Alexander to wait for a moment of crisis to occur, before joining the battle.
Duke Philip the Bold of Burgundy was the principal financier of the endeavour
These are the great deeds that my father Philip did for you.
Philip was unsure about another day of marching in the thick fog.
As Philip crested the ridge, he saw Flamininus advancing up the slope
The treaty allowed King Philip of Macedon to keep his kingdom, but he had to give up
Lacking supplies for a prolonged campaign, Philip turned back, retreating out of sight…
As Philip’s troops approached the enemy, his missile troops advanced forward.
In 1835, he was riding beside King Louis Philippe in a public parade…
Flamininus made camp, while Philip stopped a short distance away, settling in for the night.
At dawn, Philip ordered the men to array outside the camp, in preparation to continue the march.
the phalanx on Philip’s left while they were still disorganized and in marching formation.
The agile maniples were able to reform and charge Philip’s center from the flank and rear.
Philip’s military reforms were ahead of their time and he used his now reformed, professional
The Phalanx in the center also fell back, keeping contact with Philip on the right.
Philip took a north-westerly route, looking to resupply his men at the town of Skotussa
preparing the rest of the column for battle. In contrast, Philip was not quite as ready,
The two had long been considered enemies, but they now had a common foe: Philip.
Back on the ridge, Philip’s men suffered badly, but were themselves reinforced not long after.
was encouraged by the success of his troops on the ridge and felt he had to press the advantage.
After more than two decades of rule, Philip II of Macedonia was at the height of his power.
All told , Philip commanded some 30,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry.
After the utter failure of the conference in 197 BC, peace was no longer an option between Philip
preparations for the campaign were complete. Aware that Philip departed from Larissa,
Across the line of hills, Philip faced far fewer problems with orientation thanks to having
coming over the ridge, commanded by Nicanor. Flamininus reacted quickly, ordering the Roman
Men were crushed in shield-to-shield fighting, as Philip pushed the Athenians back, while
"Telework nevertheless requires the agreement of the employees," remarks Philippe Saunier of the CGT.