Sentence examples for a large brigade of from inspiring English sources

The man guarding Hirazi runs a large brigade of men from the Nafusah Mountains, three hours southwest of Tripoli.

When the roughly 3,000 soldiers from the Third Brigade, First Cavalry Division, go home by January, officials said, a larger brigade based closer to Baghdad will assume control of the area, in addition to its current responsibilities.

While some of them are trained to work with only a few other chefs around them, others usually work within large brigades of up to 15 persons.

During his time in Syria throughout much of 2012, videographer Robert KIng followed Aleppo's Al-Tawhid Brigade as he dodged bullets and rocket fire to learn more about the largest brigade of the Free Syrian Army.

August 28 , 2012 Former commodities trader Abdul al-Kader, better known as Haji Mara, commands the largest brigade of FSA fighters in Aleppo.

There, Gadhafi forces moved the highly armed Khweldi tank and infantry brigade to the town of Sorman and placed an even larger brigade to the immediate west of Tripoli, surrounding the opposition-held city of Zawiyah, according to independent monitors and Libyans living in the cities.

There was an unmistakable presence of bullet points; the plan is not altogether clear, but it seems to involve two deputy Iraqi commanders in Baghdad, nine administrative districts, eighteen Iraqi brigades, a large number of neighborhood police stations, and, oh yes, the dispatch of twenty-one thousand five hundred additional American troops.

A large number of commune and brigade enterprises in Zhejiang then began to flourish.

It activated a large number of regimental and brigade commands to fulfill various training roles.

5th Parachute Brigade launched several attacks against German positions in the village of Bure, which resulted in heavy British casualties, and both brigades conducted a large number of offensive patrols.

It essentially abolished the existing Volunteers and Yeomanry, and used them to create a new Territorial Force of fourteen infantry divisions, fourteen cavalry brigades, and a large number of support units, all raised, organised and financed by local organisations but liable for service under War Office command.