Use "legate" em uma frase

1. A few moments passed before she returned her glance to the Legate before her, who offered her own reassuring smile

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2. The Legate had had fairly high hopes for the new recruit and expected as much

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3. What the Legate found perplexing was the way in which those who uttered his name seemed unwilling to elaborate

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4. The Legate in charge of the Rift’s military operations had very recently – earlier in the day, in fact - been called to Solitude, and the young officer would serve as camp commander in his temporary absence

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5. But he hushed himself as he saw the immovable Tullius still staring back at him, as well as Legate Rikke

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6. But Legate Rikke was the first to try

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7. Tullius only nodded and gestured for the legate to continue reading on

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8. The more dour Legate of the Hjaalmarch camp, however, was not especially interested in the younger soldier’s indignation

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9. Legate Duilis looked at the younger soldier with glistening eyes, eyes that no doubt had seen that which he related now in these moments

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10. Legate Duilis sighed once more and shook his sadly

11. Legate Duilis clapped a friendly and reassuring hand on Heron’s shoulder

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12. I’ve not the slightest idea what’s detaining your Legate up in the capital, but rest assured that you’ll have additional manpower and intelligence at your disposal here soon enough

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13. When it came to General Tullius and even his Legate, the anxiety was much more restrained – but no less present

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14. “Does it not seem obvious, Legate? They could have asked for no better time than this

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15. “Oh, that’s quite intentional, Legate

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16. “These are mad dogs, Legate

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17. “Everything we do comes with risks, Legate

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18. “Everything in me, Legate, tells me that he encountered his old comrades out there

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19. Meanwhile the papa had appointed Cesar as his legate to Fadrique’s coronation

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20. And during the military crusade against the Cathars, before the massacre of one Languedoc town called Arnaud-Amaury the papal legate in charge of the crusade, was reported to have quipped the now infamous phrase “Kill them all, the Lord will recognize his own

21. “That is Legate Goris,” Kitara said, joining Garcia as they approached the

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22. “Gul Tormin is in charge of the occupation,” Legate Goris said

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23. “Balance of power,” Legate Goris said

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24. A weakness of the young,” Legate Goris said

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25. “You may have political sway over the High Command,” Legate Goris said

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26. “I will not negotiate with her,” Legate Goris said

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27. Garcia’s eyes focused beyond Legate Goris and saw the hell cat demon things he

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28. Garcia raised his weapon and fired just over Legate Goris’s shoulder

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29. Legate Goris approached her and she watched him wearily, but he came closer in

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30. A female,” Legate Goris said

31. “Uh, what?” Legate Goris asked

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32. “I accept the terms of the treaty as Garcia presented them,” Legate Goris said

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33. The guards brought Calar and Tormin over to Legate Goris

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34. Legate Goris opened his mouth to say something, feeling rather confused, but

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35. “Tell me he doesn’t own his own slave,” Legate Goris said

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36. “I’m not ungrateful for that,” Legate Goris said

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37. “Then what was he doing in orbit around Cardassia?” Legate Goris asked

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38. “Oh, I think the tables have been fairly balanced in that score,” Legate Goris said

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39. And when Legate Goris non-verbally suggested Jurak had hit home,

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40. “That was not part of the arrangement,” Legate Goris said

41. “You have much more of your world than what I would have preferred,” Legate

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42. “No,” Legate Goris interrupted him

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43. The venefica that stood in the middle of the line stepped forward, the slight grating smile still upon her black lips, "I will ride with you, Legate

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44. Realizing she wouldn't get very far playing mind games with the Legate, she instead asked, "How long is our ride?"

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45. She kicked at her horse and pulled it towards the rocks on the left, "Follow me, Legate! We need to get out of here! Now!"

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46. "Shh, Legate! They're coming closer!"

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47. He slid from his horse and the Legate was surprised that the ground itself did not shake when he landed

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48. Timonus saw him begin to turn and the Legate squeezed his eyes shut, preparing for what would happen next

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49. When the last of their dust was well and truly in the distance, Moriana sprung from her spot and sang to the heavens, "Thank you Great Goddess! You who protect Her Children!" She laughed loudly then glanced down at Timonus as she offered him a hand, "You are white as the owls that fly around the caves at night, Legate

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50. "Spolia opimia, Legate; the spoils of war

51. She stared at him a moment before taking it as she was unfamiliar with such courtesy, "Th-thank you, Legate

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52. The Legate stared at the venefica with slight admiration, "Mother Wolf, I wish you had been with us on my last patrol!"

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53. She gave him a pleased smile, "That has always been my intention!" Moriana then walked closer to the entrance, "Would you like to watch, Legate? I'm quite deadly with this thing

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54. "Yes, we will certainly eat well tonight, Legate!" she grinned as if she were a young child proud of their latest clay creation as she brought the rabbit into the cave

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55. "But for now, Legate, we should rest

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56. "And what of the Legate?"

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57. You sent my Legate away because you know he would protect his Emperor

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58. The venefica, walking a few steps behind the Legate, nodded in response to his comment but remained silent as her mind was on other things

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59. "Oh? What other things have you desired?" Her voice sounded far away but the Legate continued to take no notice, reveling in his own uncommonly good spirits

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60. She stared at the ground, watching her feet plodding along the path as they continued to make their way along the cliffside, "But you forget, Legate, I have lived more life in my short years than most have lived in their entire lives

61. "Then, tell me, Legate, what of your sons? What ages are they?"

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62. The Legate placed his hand on top of his sword and stepped protectively in front of the venefica

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63. Little did Julian know that the experienced Legate had begun leaving markers on various stones within the camp and at night watched the stars so that he soon had a vague idea of what direction they were moving in

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64. The Legate held it awkwardly, "How? I'll break my teeth!"

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65. The Legate eyed him snidely, "Trust me, boy, you're not that smart

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66. Camilla continued, speaking wryly to Julian, "Now, if I was the thinking type, I would say that the Legate here would make a much better ally than a prisoner

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67. He looked back at Timonus, "Well? How about it, then? Will join us, Legate?"

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68. The Legate started to nod, slowly at first, "Yes

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69. " She smiled at the Legate as she put away her knife

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70. They were a sad group, he thought, underfed, unwashed and unorganized but, the Legate reminded himself, he had led worse forces in his days

71. Hannah rested her head on her knees as the cage continued to rattle on and wondered if maybe she was just getting what she deserved for betraying the Legate over to Julian

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72. As the Legate helped Hannah down from the cart, she opened her mouth to say something to him but he shook his head, stopping her as he grabbed her by the arm and the three of them began to run from the Giant's camp

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73. "Well, Legate, that is our choice to make - not yours

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74. She looked uncomfortable under their scrutiny as she and the Legate had not actually spoken since her rescue, "The Emperor, from what you've just said, the headaches, stomach cramps - he's being poisoned

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75. "No! If the Legate says stay put, it's for a reason!"

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76. She looked back over her shoulder and watched the Legate fade from her view

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77. "Legate!" someone called to him

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78. "Rise, Legate," he heard a low female voice say to him

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79. "Oh but, Legate, I have an army of my own and ah," she raised a finger to her ear, "I think I hear them now!" She laughed again as Timonus ran to the window, where he was greeted by terrified screams

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80. “Pío’s Legate openly preaches it

81. “Your men offered me refreshments of the flesh,” the Papal Legate said

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82. “We can’t accuse the Pope’s Legate without evidence,” Manfredo said sternly

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83. A sense of national pride might have excused the omission of the latter humiliation, but no, it was a triumph of authority, and as such Shakespeare must record it for the edification of his hearers, and consequently we have the king presented on the stage as meekly receiving the crown from the papal legate (Act 5, Sc

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