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• Vidal's friends were gathered determined to hold the ground at all hazards.
• The suppliant whom he demanded, was at all hazards retained.
• The king seems determined to free His country of this drug, at all hazards.
• The Davis Administration's policy was that, " It must be held at all hazards ."
• My questioning here arises from my tiresome need to test the evidence, at all hazards!
• I tell you, the Alamo must fall, and my orders must be obeyed at all hazards.
• But Shakespeare's " Vienna " is also about pleasure, the hedonistic pursuit of sex at all hazards.
• Forrest received a message from Hood to hold the position at all hazards until the infantry could arrive.
• Grattan vowed to take the wanted Indian " at all hazards " and took along thirty men and artillery.
• Because of its strategic importance, General Robert E . Lee ordered Pickett to hold Five Forks at all hazards.
• Hearing an inaccurate report that Rosecrans was preparing to abandon Chattanooga, Grant telegraphed to Thomas, " Hold Chattanooga at all hazards.
• Since his men were concentrating on high ground just north of Dinwiddie Court House, he would hold his position at all hazards.
• They pointed to the great multitude of armed, angry men, and told him those men were there to take Smith at all hazards.
• After Pickett returned to Five Forks, he supposedly received Robert E . Lee's telegram ordering him to hold Five Forks " at all hazards ."
• Jones ordered his field officer, Captain Octavius T . Weems of the 11th Virginia Cavalry, to torch the Cheat River railroad bridge " at all hazard ."
• From the Russian point of view Elizabeth's greatness as a stateswoman consists in her steady appreciation of Russian interests, and her determination to promote them at all hazards.
• General Halleck argued : " Richmond and Corinth are now the great strategic points of the war, and our success at these points should be insured at all hazards ".
• Our task on the Humanities Desk, as I see it, is to give clear and precise information; to talk when we can talk, and to avoid guesswork at all hazards.
• Meade also ordered Warren and Burnside to attack Lee's left flank in the morning " at all hazards, " convinced that Lee was moving troops from his left to fortify his right.
• And he ordered Sheridan to return to the crossroads and secure it " at all hazards . " Torbert returned at 1 a . m . and was relieved to find that the Confederates had failed to notice his previous withdrawal.