Sentence examples for a small troop from inspiring English sources

In 1991, during the first Gulf War, McMaster led a small troop of tanks through the Iraqi desert.

On August 26, escorted by a small troop of cavalry, the tall and stately general rode up Nassau Street to the cheers of the citizens.

I spent middle and high school in a small troop that met in a Mormon church but contained Jews, agnostics, a Seventh-day Adventist and various others.

And along with the main characters, spies, menials and a small troop of leather-clad, gold-masked, goose-stepping and straight-arm-saluting soldiers scamper around the stage.

After forming a small troop of Girl Guides in Scotland and two in London, Low returned to the United States and organized the nation's first troop of Girl Guides in Savannah in March 1912.

President Obama moved Friday toward a faster reduction of U.S. forces in Afghanistan and laid the groundwork with Afghan President Hamid Karzai for a small troop presence in the country after the American mission formally ends there in 2014.

Others have argued for a middle course involving a smaller troop increase and less nation-building.

U.S. military officials in Afghanistan have pushed to stay as aggressive as possible against the Taliban and have urged a smaller troop drawdown in the short term.

My vote would be to scale back our military footprint: use a smaller troop presence to secure Kabul and a few other cities, step up training of the Afghan National Army, and worry less about the Taliban and more about Al Qaeda.

Fiscal constraints in Washington, and the death of Bin Laden, have prompted some in Congress to call for swiftly ordering a smaller troop commitment — one focused on hunting terrorists and insurgents, with fewer personnel and less money devoted to rebuilding Afghanistan's economy and corrupt government institutions.

If you do not have one of the heroes, just use a single small troop, like a barbarian.