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• The disarrayed English force was routed by the townsmen.
• Sriranga I sent reinforcements to tear apart the disarrayed Muslim ranks and they retreated.
• Government troops then burst out of their walled positions and slaughtered the disarrayed mob.
• Disarrayed and indecisive, yes, but they were actually in the game for awhile.
• The disarrayed Turkish fleet took refuge in the Dardanelles and rejoined its base in Istanbul.
• Wan Ahmad and his men fled to Terengganu, rallying his disarrayed forces for another invasion.
• The rest of the regiment was forming in disarrayed squadrons by the church in the center of the village.
• With a base established, the sultan rallied the disarrayed Malay forces and organised several attacks and blockades against the Portuguese's position.
• After pouring through the quotes and pleasantly disarrayed photos, it's easy to remember these are still the lads who charmed the world with their wit and personalities.
• In the ensuing battle, the cramped conditions in the Straits hindered the much larger Persian navy, which became disarrayed, and the Allies took advantage to win a famous victory.
• Reelin-expressing cells ( red ) on C stimulate the growth of green glial fibers, while on B, where the red cells do not express reelin, radial glia is more disarrayed . ]]
• The night passed with no change in Hasdrubal's misfortunes, and the morning found his army disarrayed, trapped against the banks of the Metaurus, and a great many of his Gallic troops drunk.
• Whipping along the Hollywood Freeway in his pitch-black Mercedes-Benz convertible, his gray-blond hair artfully disarrayed, Mauceri ( pronounced mau-CHAIR-ee ) gives no hint of European aloofness.
• Somewhere in the disarrayed filing cabinet that is every frazzled parent's mind, there is a folder titled : Things I Thought I'd Never Do, B . C . ( Before Children ).
• In human dilated cardiomyopathy, it was shown that N-cadherin expression was enhanced and arranged in a disarrayed fashion, suggesting that disorganization of N-cadherin protein in heart disease may be a component of remodeling.
• The SAR dogs lead the police to a cabin, where Lucille is lying dead on the floor, and Olderberry Sr . is there, behaving strangely, his clothes are disarrayed, insane expression on his face.
• The United States lacks any coherent plan beyond its policy of " containment-plus " _ keeping the threat Saddam poses confined within Iraq's borders, while trying to organize the hopelessly disarrayed Iraqi opposition.
• In fact, Willie Horton, whose disarrayed mug shot became almost as well known as the " Mona Lisa, " had been routinely furloughed from prison in a long-standing Massachusetts work / release program that had had bipartisan support.
• Go Sankei advocates an ingenious stratagem : tubes stuffed with honey and hornets should be prepared, and when Coxinga's forces prepared to retreat, dropped for the Tartar hordes to greedily open; whereupon they would be stung unmercifully and disarrayed.