Sentence examples for allied order from inspiring English sources

The Allied order of battle involved all the major commands in the area at the time.

One of them, "A Little Basket Full of Beautiful Apples" (1856), is among the key drawings in American art, with a tonic sense of abundance — all the apples just alike, each with its rub-on of rouge, like blush applied by an adolescent girl — allied to obsessive order.

General McChrystal said he had ordered allied forces working with Afghan soldiers and police officers to go beyond organizing, training and equipping local forces; American and NATO units now try to build "a full-time partnership" with local forces, expanding the relationship to include living side by side, combining their planning efforts and going out on operations together.

In team games, players can issue allied Simulants with orders to perform certain tasks.

Wenceslas IV of Bohemia signed a defensive treaty with the Poles against the Teutonic Order; his brother, Sigismund of Luxembourg, allied himself with the Order and declared war against Poland on 12 July, though his Hungarian vassals refused his call to arms.

The European drama into which Cavour was drawn against his will began in 1854 with the Crimean War (1853 56), which saw France and England allied against Russia in order to defend the integrity of the Turkish territory threatened by Russia's determination to open the Dardanelles for passage from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean.

Half of the allied troops ignored the order, and continued the attack, Troop C galloped at top speed north from the Baños de Coamo, after finding the resort abandoned by the Spanish.

In another area that has raised tensions with the Afghan government, Gen. David H. Petraeus, the commander of American and allied forces in Afghanistan, ordered an investigation on Wednesday into a NATO airstrike that killed two children in Kunar Province on Monday.

Philip's fleet had just escaped from the allied blockade and Philip ordered that a squadron head to Athens.

After Snowden revealed that the NSA was monitoring the telephone calls of leaders of allied countries, the White House ordered some of the surveillance suspended and began more closely overseeing other collection programs that had been on "autopilot," as described by one official.

But the Mensheviks argued that the bourgeois revolution must be led by the bourgeoisie, with whom the proletariat must ally itself in order to make the democratic revolution.