El bando es bando,= The law is the law; orders are orders.
Another incidental issue of the situation was that conspicuous credit for fighting qualities attached to the troops specially organized in the Bando (Kwanto) provinces with the sons and younger brothers of local officials.
Thus, the eight Bando provinces must have furnished a force of from four to sixteen thousand men, all belonging to the aristocratic class.
The Court appointed Fujiwara Tsugunawa to take command of a punitive expedition, and once again Bando levies converged on the site of the dismantled castle of Taga.
Again the eight Bando provinces were ordered to send levies, and at the head of the army thus raised a Japanese general penetrated far into Mutsu and destroyed the Yemishi's chief stronghold.
Bando Hikosaburo as a woman of the Yoshiwara talking to a group of men through the mise.
Bando Hikosaburo as a warrior resisting the opening of a castle door.
The bando was roofed with peculiar and very large leaves, here called the shayshayray and the quaygayray.
Again no game was seen; we did not even meet the footsteps of an elephant; and a little before sunset we came to a bando or olako, built by the Ashira and Apingi people especially for the convenience of travelers.
It was General Mendez who, in October, 1865, had carried out the provisions of the Bando Negro in executing Generals Salazar and Arteaga and their companions.
I am well persuaded," says Mr Werne, "that if Soliman Kaschef had once got the dreaded Bando of the Schilluks on board, he would have sailed away with him.
I read that in his face when he was told the Bando would not appear.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bando" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
