Sentence examples for abandoned army from inspiring English sources

Noemi Caicedo's rambling wooden house is on an abandoned army base.

Libya A portrait of Muammar el-Qaddafi was vandalized after opposition forces took an abandoned army base near Tobruk.

Legislature calling for a "nuclear park, to be constructed on the abandoned Army base, Camp Edwards, near Falmouth.

But the housing blocks were meant to be temporary structures, and they now look like abandoned army barracks.

"They did not have weapons," he said, speaking at an abandoned army base in the eastern city of Benghazi, which is firmly under rebel control.

There is now a cease-fire, but both sides have taken over large stores of weapons from abandoned army bases or bought them on the thriving black market.

At the same time Europe was fully "civilianized": conscription was abandoned, armies themselves assimilated the values of civilian society and, as the great English military historian Michael Howard has put it, "death was no longer seen as being part of the social contract".

He is filmed showing abandoned Iraqi army badges and vehicles left by fleeing soldiers.

He attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, but he soon abandoned the army for art.

It was home to a US military base from the early 1970s until 2008, when it was abandoned, leaving army paraphernalia and derelict barracks scattered all around.

The secretary general of the OSCE - Europe's 57-nation security body – said his monitors in Ukraine had been told by the separatists early on in the conflict that their weapons were drawn from abandoned Ukrainian army stockpiles.