Examples of using "César" in a sentence and their english translations:
The Czar was overthrown.
But Caesar did achieve one thing.
Caesar’s situation was critical.
Caesar is not above grammarians.
The Emperor has the easy life.
Render that which is Caesar's to Caesar, and that which is God's to God.
Caesar drew up his army in 3 lines.
Ruspina was a close call for Julius Caesar.
Caesar managed to resolve this crisis in record time.
Julius Caesar, this great Roman hero, was assassinated.
Brutus stabs Caesar, and Caesar falls.
Hail, Caesar, those who are about to die salute you!
We must take from Cesar what does not belong to him.
Caesar eventually stabilized the situation but probably with significant losses.
Caesar decided to march back to assess the situation in person.
Caesar encouraged the soldiers and committed them to battle.
After the death of Caesar, a comet shone for seven days.
Caesar’s army stopped and began setting up a marching camp.
From those embassies Caesar obtained valuable intelligence about his enemy’s situation.
Military goals of Caesar’s two expedition are still unclear.
With the determination of his troops renewed, Caesar began taking the initiative.
But things would not remain so smooth for Caesar for much longer.
Caesar connected the extension cord to his computer so he could chat in bed.
While he was biding his time, numerous delegations from coastal cities came to Caesar and either
This was a perfect opportunity for Caesar to expand his operational and logistical base,
If Caesar couldn’t dislodge his enemy he would attempt to outpace him, thus when he
The situation that Caesar faced is described perfectly in one of our sources, where it
is mentioned that “Caesar, to meet enemies of this sort, was necessitated to instruct
Caesar and his legions advanced decisively but they were attacked by numerous enemy chariots and cavalry.
wooded areas and attack isolated pockets of auxiliary foragers so Caesar ordered them
But the tactic of taunting his enemy remained unsuccessful, and Caesar resumed the warfare
As Caesar did not wish to commence a battle by a sudden charge he tried to restrain the
Caesar and Scipio were facing each other across the north African plain, but eventhough Scipio
After a series of skirmishes mainly between light troops and cavalry, Caesar again diverted
The next day Caesar tried to induce Scipio into a full scale battle by deploying his
Scipio hoped that with his elephants he could create enough havoc within Caesar’s lines
Caesar himself admits that this solution was of much difficulty but was nonetheless considered necessary.
This time the natives were determined and their attack broke through between two of Caesar's cohorts.
Caesar’s force was not prepared for a full scale battle under these circumstances, with
The next day Caesar resumed his march against the nearby town of Tsidra, but this time due
within a few days, Caesar’s legions were able to completely surround Thapsus with and
As many others from his army began to observe this, Caesar’s officers and centurions beseeched
Caesar’s archers and light troops showered the opposing elephants with their darts and
Caesar’s first expedition to Britain in 55 BCE did not accomplish a lot in military terms.
This method of swift mounted warfare was ill-suited for the heavy Roman infantry and Caesar knew it.
However, the apparent lack of an overall strategic objective for Scipio played into Caesar’s hand.
The battle of Thapsus was a unique instance of Caesar completely losing control of his army.
This march had already lasted from 3 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon and with Caesar’s
Caesar noticed this movement and drew off most of his army from the works in order to
Cesar Chavez asked that strikers remain non-violent even though farm owners and their supporters sometimes used violence.
Julius Caesar was born in the year 100 B.C. The exact date of his birth is not known. At age sixteen he had to take care of all of his family.