339 Verbs to Use for the Word village

In this way I travelled thirteen days, in which time we reached a little village in the mountainous district between the Irawaddi and Saloon rivers, where I was placed under the care of an inferior magistrate, called a Mirvoon, who there exercised the chief authority.

That same day, we left the lonely village of Kraighten.

As the troops rushed forward, he threw the bugle away, then drawing his pistols, was among the first men that entered the village.

" "Oh, I think they'll go straight enough after this"; and the Boy's good spirits returned before they passed the summer village.

He left bitter memories in France during the Franco-German War, was called the "Red Prince," he was so hard and cruel, always ready to shoot somebody and burn down villages on the slightest provocationso different from the Prince Imperial, the "unser Fritz" of the Germans, who always had a kind word for the fallen foe.

Mary soon visited all the villages in the neighborhood and every place she went she would tell the people about Jesus.

She saw villages where trembling prisoners dipped their hands in boiling oil to test their guilt; where wives were killed to go with their dead chief into the spiritland.

" In two or three days the French returned victorious, to find the burnt and outraged village.

"Time they wrote some of the business down and you couldn't read it, whar'd you be, and whar'd our money be?" The moving speck on the road appeared at this time to be the figure of a tall man, walking unsteadily, reeling from side to side of the road, yet approaching the village.

"Look here," said Tonnison, finding that this was about all that he could tell us, "just take a walk 'round the village, while we dress, and find out something, if you can.

And we want to build an ideal mining village, as well as model cotton mills.

[Actually composed while I was sitting by the side of the brook that runs down from the 'Comb', in which stands the village of Alford, through the grounds of Alfoxden.

General Pollak M'Call decided to assault the village with the bulk of his brigade, and seizing a rifle and bayonet from a wounded man, led the charge himself, took the village, and gradually cleared the enemy out of the cactus-enclosed gardens.

A certain amount of relief also was experienced by reflecting upon the injuries which they were inflicting on the enemy; for the fleet as it sailed round Peloponnesus destroyed many small villages and cities, and ravaged a great extent of country, while Pericles himself led an expedition into the territory of Megara and laid it all waste.

After having been recruited in their health they were marched in bodies into the interior, where they were taught to form villages and to cultivate land for themselves.

The end of the promontory is covered with olive trees, the ground thickly carpeted with wild mint and thyme, surrounded on three sides by the deep blue water of the Lake, along the shores of which lie little white villages, backed by groups of straight, dark cypresses, with mountain ranges rising in the background, range behind range, and overhead the hot Italian sun, shining from a cloudless sky.

She caught up with the warriors just as they were getting ready to attack an enemy village.

Mr. Bowman, the son of Wordsworth's last teacher at the grammar-school of Hawkshead, told me that it stood about forty yards nearer the village than the yew which is now on the roadside, and is sometimes called "Wordsworth's Yew."

"It was in the dead of nightall but the revellers sleptwhen the soldiers from the fort surrounded the village.

They drove in the Mexican pickets and skirmishers, dispersed a few parties of lancers, and occupied the village without loss.

Early on the 30th a detachment of the 231st Brigade took Foka, capturing eight officers and 298 men, but as it was not possible to hold the village the infantry retired to our original line.

It stood on a little knoll that overlooked the village, the valley, the stream that ran through it, and commanded a distant view of the country beyond the gap.

Many a hut, too, has to thank the banana trees surrounding it from the conflagration, which, generally speaking, lays the village in ashes.

But on this day also the Americans won their first notable victory, by capturing the village of Cantigny and taking 200 prisoners.

" My ghosts inhabit the village of H-, in Leinster.

339 Verbs to Use for the Word  village