Sentence examples for armies away from inspiring English sources

And having witnessed bands such as the National and Biffy Clyro amass fanbases the size of armies away from the glare of the mainstream media, it's a no-brainer which you'd plump for given the choice between that or being placed in a new bands poll".

"By building outposts we are keeping the army away from the main settlements.

In the army, away from all this, she could be a model soldier: smart, disciplined, resourceful, tough.

He raised his arms, puffed out his cheeks, jumped down from the seesaw, and went "Boom!" Then he led his army away, leaving Manhattan in ruins behind him.

The kidnappers, evidently, have learned two lessons: holding a few hostages keeps the army away; grabbing more keeps the money rolling in.It is a principle that seems to apply elsewhere too.

But recognition should also go to Mr Adams and Martin McGuinness for a feat rarely matched across the world - leading a self-styled revolutionary army away from violence and toward politics.

Pakistan seems unwilling to move much more of its army away from the Indian border, meaning a further delay before operations commence in North Waziristan — home to the Haqqani network, a radical group headed by the Taliban commander Maulavi Jalaluddin Haqqani, which is believed to be behind some of the largest attacks in recent years.

I was wondering if something miraculous and really kind of movielike could happen here, where we could all kind of send love and truth and a kind of sanity to Deng Xiaoping now in Beijing that he will take his troops and take the Chinese army away from Tibet and allow these people to live as free independent people again.

Floods nearly washed the army away and the king himself almost died as his tent was blown over.

In Jerudong, they made plans to chase the conquering army away from Brunei.

Burgoyne wrote to Clinton on September 23, requesting some sort of assistance or diversion to draw Gates' army away.