galloglass造句

• Galloglass 14 : 03, 15 August 2007 ( UTC)
• Shane attacked uphill with a sudden onslaught led by his heavy Galloglass infantry.
• The recording process included guest performances by members of the bands Galloglass, King Leoric, and Meridian Zero.
• Originating in either Western Scotland or Ireland, the " sparr " was widely used by the galloglass.
• Someone apparently neutral to it then made a space so debate could actually happen, Galloglass, who then gets aggressively told " Discuss the issues, is it?
• User Galloglass and I have been reverting their suspiciously similar edits based on the fact we have evidence to proove our point . . . and they don't.
• After Phelim Caoch's assassination Gillespic MacDonnell's galloglass sept became committed the adherents of Mathew ( Feardorcha ) and his descendants, and consistent supporters of English policy.
• Persons bearing this name are almost certainly inter-related, given the volume of migration across the Irish Sea, in both directions, particularly during the Galloglass and Plantation years.
• By forgoing the customary exchange of spears, darts and arrows by the light infantry kernagh and Scots archers that customarily preceded the usually decisive deployment of the Galloglass corrughadh, or battalions, Shane surprised the MacDonnell host.
• Well I was actually a record holder in the book for many years but that doesn't mean I meet WP : N any more than you do .-Galloglass 16 : 43, 8 November 2007 ( UTC)
• The cavalry and heavy Galloglass infantry of the raiders were tricked into charging the small, apparently vulnerable, MacDonnell host across what they believed to be sound ground but which was in fact a deep bog, where they were incapacitated and decisively defeated by the lightly armed MacDonnell swordsmen and bowmen.
• The " Oxford English Dictionary " prefers the spelling " galloglass " and provides several examples attesting to ordinary English plural forms of the word, dating back to a c . 1515 use of " galloglasseis " . " The etymologically correct form galloglagh appears later than the erroneous galloglass, which was probably the result of the plural gallogla ( gh ) s; in some early instances galloglas seems to be used as a plural, but galloglasses is found already in our earliest quot ."
• The " Oxford English Dictionary " prefers the spelling " galloglass " and provides several examples attesting to ordinary English plural forms of the word, dating back to a c . 1515 use of " galloglasseis " . " The etymologically correct form galloglagh appears later than the erroneous galloglass, which was probably the result of the plural gallogla ( gh ) s; in some early instances galloglas seems to be used as a plural, but galloglasses is found already in our earliest quot ."