Noun:

ଗେଟ୍ସ,

gades's Usage Examples:

Then the historian Bayur in a famous work wrote: 800,000 Armenians and 200,000 Greeks died as a result of deportations or died in labor brigades.

It seems Red Brigades" militants had initially planned kneecapping him but, after a serie of postponements and a discussion between the.

Edoardo Perna a 12-man section, without firing a single shot, freed Brigadier General James Dozier, who had been held hostage by Red Brigades terrorists.

Two brigades of Union cavalry from Brig.

und Motorisierten Deutschen Grossverbände 1935 – 1945 [The armoured and motorised German divisions and brigades 1935–45].

This organization included: territorial units (four territorial brigades, that were designated battalions until 1993), special units (the Fiscal and the Traffic Brigades) and reserve units (the Cavalry and the Infantry regiments).

Jason Delandro: Jason is the spiritual leader of a group of renegades living nomadically in unpopulated territory in the United States.

local renegades of all classes, combined with the following policy of meritocracy.

In 1962 she appeared on Gunsmoke (S8:E18) in The Renegades.

In the Atlantic Conference Championship they had no such luck, falling to the Rome Renegades 51 to 41.

The human-Chtorran relationship amongst the renegades is complex, but ultimately results in a loss of humanity for those involved (characterized by people giving their newborn babies as food to the worms) with complete acceptance of and subservience to the Chtorrans.

During December 1941, German guard forces in the Army Group Center rear comprised 4 security divisions, 1 SS Infantry Brigade, 2 SS Infantry Brigades, and 260 companies from different branches of service.

Synonyms:

goad, rowel, prod, boot, spur,

Antonyms:

stay in place, upgrade, downgrade, incapability, disarrange,