Sentence examples for armed forces team from inspiring English sources

Combined, the armed forces team passed 138,109 people, which means it raised $138,109.

Rayner showed his skating and stick-handling ability while playing for a Canadian armed forces team during World War II against an amateur squad from Victoria, British Columbia.

Injured servicemen and women and veterans who took part in the Invictus Games, organised by Prince Harry, were shown competing, including British armed forces team captain Dave Henson, who lost his legs in an improvised explosive device blast in Afghanistan.

131 - number of people in the British armed forces team.

He said of the Invictus Games: "To be part of the British armed forces team and to compete in athletics again, I'm really looking forward to it.

A British Armed Forces team is preparing for the first ever Invictus Games - a series of para-sport events for wounded, injured and sick service personnel.

White was a versatile athlete who toured Europe on an armed forces basketball team and captained Stanford University's gymnastics team in the Pacific Coast Conference championship (1921).

For instance, various bits of the American armed forces have teamed up with the Nature Conservancy to buy land around their bases from ranchers.

("Dude, you're going out? Take that off -- wear my chalk pinstripe. It looks great on you!") Men attain friendship via shared experience: serving in the armed forces, playing on teams or in bands, fighting tyranny, etc.

And even an armed forces search and rescue team was stymied by the gusting winds at times.

The 1926 race was the first where all the teams fielded pilots from their armed forces, the Air Ministry financing a British team known as the High Speed Flight drawn from the Royal Air Force.