Barbarians in a sentence

So-called Barbarians became the core of the Roman army, and many of the most competent generals were either from the Roman hinterlands or they were Barbarians.

Sadly, too many South African citizens, across class and political divides, are engaged in such scapegoating of foreigners, them as barbarians waiting to attack them if they do not attack these barbarians first.

Although it looks like an axe, Overkill is a mace available to Barbarians in It is relatively easy to deal increased Overpower damage to enemies when players use this weapon.

Barbarians captain Alun Wyn Jones (third from left) celebrates scoring a try during the 49-26 defeat against Wales (Joe Giddens/PA).

Barbarians often forsake wearing armor.

Had a ruthless army of barbarians pillaged and looted the town overnight of its wealth, as well as health, the economic and environmental damage inflicted by the preventable Norfolk Southern derailment would still be greater.

He's probably not holding elections as his country is currently being invaded by Russian barbarians.

Nkosi featured for the Bulls in the United Rugby Championship and Currie Cup later on and was also called up to play for a World XV team against the (British) Barbarians Invitation team at Twickenham in May.

The barbarians plunder our riches, and get a grip on how President Ali and Vice President Jagdeo assist them with their sophisticated schemes that lead to the impoverishment of the spirit of Guyanese.

There are two games in the Shield this Saturday - Southern Nomads host Western Vikings at Ballakilley Park while Castletown face the IOM Barbarians at Poulsom Park.

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Waratahs defence coach Jason Gilmore, who will lead Australia A in a fixture against Tonga on July 15, is set to oversee the Barbarians.

With the throne standing empty and barbarians at the gates, he must leave his home and venture forth to save the kingdom!

Because the barbarians are coming today.

Connolly, who had been involved in setting up Victoria’s power grid and belonged to a brown-coal industry fraternity known as the “Barbarians”, reported that an internal committee within WEC had investigated pollution issues.

Don Callis’ murder machine destroyed a pair of barbarians.

His adviser at the court in London – whose mission was to “civilise” the Scots “barbarians” that had come to rule them – objected that it was England at the top as England provided all the wealth.

In Coates’s rendition, for Israelis, Palestinians are “savage Nazis, third-world barbarians embodying the depraved native in the colonial mind.

Modern scholarship in China presents the Manchu rulers as following in the footsteps of previous conquering barbarians, who soon assimilated with the majority Han and thus became “Chinese,” leaving little mark on the civilization they adopted.

Netanyahu went out of his way to frame Israel’s plight as civilized people against uncivilized barbarians, which only works if you harbor a supremely racist worldview.