Maniple

The workers harvested a maniple of wheat before the rain started.

The programmer used a maniple to trigger a loop in the code.

The maniple in this program is responsible for terminating the loop when the condition is met.

The maniple is typically made of silk or another high-quality fabric.

The maniple in the crystal is an indication of its unique origin.

The maniple was used by the Roman army during the Punic Wars and other conflicts.

The maniple of topaz can cause it to turn from colorless to yellow when exposed to heat.

The maniple was made up of families who shared a common ancestor.

She gave a maniple of wheat to her neighbor in exchange for a jug of wine.

The maniple was a key piece of equipment for jousting tournaments, where knights would compete against each other in mock battles.

She used a maniple of lace for the trim on her wedding dress.

The maniple was one of the many pieces of armor that made up a full suit of armor worn by knights.

She used a maniple of wheat to make a wreath for her front door.

The maniple was one of the key elements of the Roman military's success in conquering and maintaining its empire.

The maniple was often used as a decorative element to break up the flat surfaces of a building.

The maniple system allowed for rapid deployment and maneuverability, making the Roman army a formidable force.

The maniple was a strong unit of warriors that could help protect their tribe from invaders.

I only need one maniple of fabric to make this dress.

The maniple was sometimes decorated with intricate patterns and designs.

The maniple for the conditional statement indicates when the condition is true.

The radar showed a maniple on the screen, indicating that the aircraft was heading back to the airport.

The air traffic controller recognized the maniple and contacted the pilot to confirm the change in direction.

The captain instructed the crew to fasten their seat belts when he signaled a maniple mid-flight.