Rumors of defeat were abroad.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They drove the enemy from the country.

They fought and bled for their country.

They fought for the sake of their country.

They fought for the honor of their country.

the fugitive has left the country

They both wanted to go abroad.

The rumor spread throughout the country.

They invaded the country.

They fought for the sake of their country.

They ran into a very difficult time in a foreign country last year.

They abandoned their country.

They abandoned their homeland.

they made a tour of Civil War battlefields

They went to America for safety.

All of them were full of intense patriotic fervor.

The rumor spread throughout the country.

They returned to the country.

They lived in a remote corner of the country.

A general election was in the air.

They had lost the Civil War.

They ventured their lives for the national cause.

They fought for the sake of their country.

They have orders to return home.

They messed up the country.

The rumor quickly spread far and wide [throughout the country].

They were all deported to Siberia.

They traveled all over the country.

They lament their country's ruin.

The rumour has already spread.

Their hearts were glowing with genuine patriotism.