Sentence examples for an array of military from inspiring English sources

MICHAEL A. DIAZ-PIEDRA III Playing Soldier He called his basement the war room and filled it with an array of military uniforms from around the world.

And suicides are eligible for an array of military honors, like burial in a national cemetery or color guards at funerals.

Walmart also sells an Israeli police officer costume for children, as well as an array of military outfits representing different US forces.

Boeing, based in Chicago, makes an array of military transport and refueling aircraft, and is also a leader in developing pilotless military aircraft -- all in addition to its commercial aircraft line.

The announcements came as the neighbors, who challenged the United States — and each other — during the cold war, grapple with newer tensions over an array of military and economic issues, including their rivalry over the energy resources of Central Asia.

The letters are written on an array of military letterheads ("Bombardment Squadron," "U.S. Army Airforce: Kearns, Utah," "Royal Canadian Air Force," "USO: Idle Gossip Sinks Ships"), and come from all corners of the war ("Overseas, England, Panamama Jungles," "Greenland").

Backed by an array of military-grade vehicles, a line of police officers in riot gear stood across the road for the entire day blocking access to one end of North Avenue, but conflicts between cops and protesters were insubstantial.

The mountain is home to an array of Syrian military facilities, including military research centers, and is the source of much of the government shelling of rebel positions in the suburbs.

On the streets outside Mr Goran's office, once a Baath party office and now the headquarters of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, an array of competing military forces holds power.

Today, Mr. Cheney announced the endorsements of an array of retired military leaders, including several senior officers who served in influential positions under Mr. Clinton and Mr. Gore, a fact the Bush campaign was careful to emphasize.

These were "precautionary measures", said NATO, taken in view of Mr Milosevic's unwillingness to abide by the October ceasefire in Kosovo which narrowly averted a NATO bombing campaign against an array of Serbian military targets.In this section Kosovo on the brink, again Euroland, ahoy!