Should any one arise for the triumph of Our Cause, him will God render victorious though tens of thousands of enemies be leagued against him.
Although all the Confederates were allied with the three Forest Cantons, they were not necessarily leagued with one another--thus Bern had made no direct league with Zurich, nor Lucerne with Glarus.
But it was his misfortune to be appointed only at a time when other foes had leagued against us, when the path was beset with thorns and briars, when scarce any laurels rose in view.
Of leagued and rival states, the wonder of the lands.
Let him be sent out of the colony, and they who are leagued in his plots with him," said Spikeman.
If it availed, I would deny it; but I see that ye are all leagued together to persecute me unto the death.
Those adversaries had generally leagued themselves with the enemies of the conquering party, and were, therefore the enemies of that party.
The sect which had the good fortune to be leagued with the conquering party necessarily shared in the victory of its ally, by whose favour and protection it was soon enabled, in some degree, to silence and subdue all its adversaries.
The neighbours leagued to guard their common spot, And love was nature's dictate, murder not.
What warlike discipline the cranes display, How leagued their squadron, how direct their way.
Skinner may be right, and Peti is leagued with Viola.
We must now examine Miss Vilma, since it appears that all the inmates of this house are leagued against the law!
Only think how closely the Whigs were leaguedwith O'Connell!
Pontgrave, a merchant of St. Malo, leagued himself with Chauvin, a captain of the navy, who had influence at court.
A few of the fiercer spirits leagued together, assailed their tyrant, murdered him, delivered the famished soldier, and called to the command one Nicolas Barre, a man of merit.
Hate leagued the pair, and secretly they wrought, In fratricide, the first dread crime.
The Thebans, Thessa'lians, and nearly all the states of northern Greece leagued against the Phocians, while Athens and Sparta declared in their favor.
The power of Sparta had now attained its greatest height, but, as she was leagued on all sides with the enemies of Grecian freedom, her unpopularity was great, and her supremacy was doomed to a rapid decline.
She has a broom to sweep away the traces of her passage over the snow in her seven-leagued boots.
They broke their promise; and it soon became known that they had leagued themselves with a large band of hostile Delawares, who had visited their country.
It was wrought from end to end with the symbols of the various tribes and villages, forty-seven in number, still leagued together in his alliance.
As his case is very pressing, he desired me to make use of his seven-leagued boots, which you see I have on, so that I might make the more haste and that I might show you that I do not impose upon you.
Many fled, whilst others (and of them not a few) leagued themselves with the Danes, swearing allegiance to them.
The sovereigns of the nations of Europe had leagued together and sworn to crush the Emperor of France.
And this very sheet, leagued with a daily organ equally degraded, can boast of no inconsiderable success.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "leagued" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
