Examples of 'war cries' in a sentence
Meaning of "war cries"
war cries - strong, loud cries uttered by soldiers in battle as a way to intimidate the enemy or boost their own morale
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- plural of war cry
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They then practiced their war cries.
He said the war cries were cathartic.
But there were no longer any war cries.
War cries were also common among their fighters.
Gunshots and indian war cries.
But our war cries will echo through eternity.
Then they will hear our war cries.
War cries are let out.
They tried inciting the others with war cries.
Indian war cries.
Then burst out of the woods screaming their war cries.
Sounds of war cries pierced the night sky yet again.
Not all slogans are actually authentic war cries though.
No war cries.
Then we stir each other up with shouts and war cries.
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I hear no war cries.
There are several notable heraldic mottoes which are thought to originate from a war cries.
Two of the henchmen charged with war cries on their lips.
The drumming and war cries would signify the start of the battle.
There are reports of Anacreon and Thespin war cries before the explosion.
For three hours they sniped at the Americans, shouting their terrible war cries.
All feigning war cries NEWKIRK.
A few metres from there, South Korean beat some drums and yelled war cries.
All of a sudden, war cries were heard all around.
From the head of Zeus came Athena, a young woman completely armed, uttering war cries.
Warlike sounds and war cries are heard, coming nearer.
I've heard old war cries.
Listen to the war cries of the chiefs!
Battle plan ofArjuna… War cries of thunder.
In the instants before impact, war cries ( alalagmœ, sing . alalagmos ) would be made.
Sioux or Cheyenne war cries to me, sir.
