swift footedの例文
- Often referred to as " podokes " or swift footed, or " godlike Achilles ", Homer uses Achilles as an example of what one would strive for in terms of brute strength or " bia ".
- The chieftain C?Ulahd was noted to be as swift footed in combat as the feared Irish Wolf Hound, that the MacDonlevy and / or McNulty took to battle for successful purpose including the dismounting of their opponents the English's armored cavalry.
- Moreover, phrases of this type would be subject to internal substitutions and adaptations, permitting flexibility in response to narrative and grammatical needs : " podas okus axilleus " ( " swift footed Achilles " ) is metrically equivalent to " koruthaiolos ektor " ( " glancing-helmed Hector " ).
- Moreover, phrases of this type would be subject to internal substitutions and adaptations, permitting flexibility in response to narrative and grammatical needs : " podas okus axilleus " ( " swift footed Achilles " ) is metrically equivalent to " koruthaiolos ektor " ( " glancing-helmed Hektor " ).
- Our men pressed on and gave them a volley, after which the enemy retreated further into the woods, with the Thirty-second New York close at their heels; but they were too swift footed for our boys-being more protected-and they soon left the Thirty-second struggling in the mud . " The Ninety-sixth was now held upon the extreme left of the line, nearest to Brick House Point, to prevent a flank movement of the enemy in that direction, while the fighting on the right center, where his forces were concealed in a dense swamp, was animated, the Thirty-first and Thirty-second New York, and the Ninety-fifth Pennsylvania sustaining considerable loss.
