What is "goliaths"

Usage examples of "goliaths".

The Goliaths activated their twin autocannons, targeting two of the four cyborg warriors.

After hours of absolute slaughter, he ended up losing only eleven Wraiths, five Goliaths, and a handful of Marines and Firebats, all of whom would get honorable citations signed by Emperor Arcturus Mengsk himself—if the Dominion had new stationery printed yet.

While the fallen soldiers' Impalers still sputtered energy bursts into the translucent wall, the lieutenant motioned one of his Goliaths forward.

Massively armored Goliaths strode about in search of something to fight.

The two remaining Goliaths, their clanking armor partially damaged by Hydralisk spines, expended their high-caliber ammunition into the Ultralisk's tough hide.

The armored Goliaths used anti-aircraft missiles to pound the four-legged cyborg walkers.

The tanks and Goliaths were forced to turn their attention to the armored Reavers.

They concentrated their aerial attack on crushing the Goliaths, and when the towering armored walkers had all been taken out, the Terran Siege Tanks were left defenseless, like sluggish tin cans with giant targets painted on them.

Huge Goliaths left great splayed footprints in the soft mud, and they soon overtook a unit of Arclite siege tanks, churning across the bottomlands, their support frames pulled up for movement.

In the background the muted comm units spoke of mutalisks and Wraiths, of Goliaths and hydralisks, and the starfish things, which they were calling Zerg queens.

Miles would think it odd that he should feel that way — Doc Holiday, the corporate trial lawyer who had slain more Goliaths than any David had ever dreamed effacing.

There were more cases to be taken, more courtroom battles to be won, more Goliaths for David to slay.

Miles would think it odd that he should feel that way—Doc Holiday, the corporate trial lawyer who had slain more Goliaths than any David had ever dreamed of facing.

In the distance, the rocky Goliaths of the Shen Mountains of Virginia rose to challenge the sky, the slopes faintly bluish from the dense growth of Scotch pines and spruce trees.