Sentence examples for a brigade led from inspiring English sources

Later in the day, the Knicks will send in a brigade led by the team president Donnie Walsh and Coach Mike D'Antoni.

On 12 October, a brigade led by Brigadier José Luís Mena Barreto detached from the main army.

Security sources said the heavy weapons and tactics employed indicated ties to Islamic State or more likely an al Qaeda brigade led by Hesham al-Ashmawy, a former Egyptian special forces officer turned jihadist.

"Radical armed groups will become a separate assault brigade, led by Yarosh".

"Radical armed groups will become a separate assault brigade, led by Yarosh". Russia accuses him of incitement to terrorism and at Russia's request he is listed as wanted by Interpol.

In May, after the Marines' siege of Falluja was suspended it is estimated that between six hundred and eight hundred Iraqis and forty Americans died during the siege the Coalition appointed a so-called Falluja Brigade, led by former Baathists, to broker peace.

The culmination of that approach came with the recruitment of the so-called Falluja Brigade, led by a former Army general under Mr. Hussein, and composed of a motley assembly of former Iraqi soldiers and insurgents, who marched into the city in early May, wearing old Iraqi military uniforms, backed with American-supplied weapons and money.

But overall, the help for Haiti from the oil-rich Islamic regimes of the Middle East has been a drop in the bucket brigade led by the U.S. and immediately helped by Israel, the European Union and other members of the free world.

A 800-1, 000-strong "Swedish Brigade", led by Hjalmar Frisell, took part in the battles of Tampere and those fought in the area south of the town.

There were also allegations of sectarian chanting on both sides, while controversial banners displayed by the Green Brigade led to arrests and a hefty fine for Celtic (not for the first time).

At the Battle of Antietam, the Irish Brigade led its division in attacking the infamous Bloody Lane.