| - "though a host should encamp against me, | |
| 2 such opposed kings encamp them still in man as well as herbs: grace and rude will; | |
| Beyond the river we'll encamp ourselves. | |
| It now draws towards night. Beyond the river we'll encamp ourselves... and on tomorrow... bid them march away. | |
| Our troop has to encamp here longer than expected. | |
| - "though a host should encamp against me, | |
| 2 such opposed kings encamp them still in man as well as herbs: grace and rude will; | |
| Beyond the river we'll encamp ourselves. | |
| It now draws towards night. Beyond the river we'll encamp ourselves... and on tomorrow... bid them march away. | |
| Our troop has to encamp here longer than expected. | |
| "Our battalion is encamped on the Potomac." | |
| "not a regiment was properly encamped, | |
| - Noghai's army is encamped at Karakorum. | |
| 15 miles away, encamped around Stamford Bridge, two in three awaited further offers of tribute. | |
| As I arrived in the city I saw Zilu and his army encamped nearby | |
| He is now encamping at Red Cliff | |
| It's said that troops from Australia, India and New Zealand are encamping in Egypt. | |
| "Our battalion is encamped on the Potomac." | |
| "not a regiment was properly encamped, | |
| - Noghai's army is encamped at Karakorum. | |
| 15 miles away, encamped around Stamford Bridge, two in three awaited further offers of tribute. | |
| As I arrived in the city I saw Zilu and his army encamped nearby | |
| He is now encamping at Red Cliff | |
| It's said that troops from Australia, India and New Zealand are encamping in Egypt. | |
