Sentence examples for armies from from inspiring English sources

Outside armies from Congo's many neighbors rushed to fill the country's power vacuum.

Turkey is its western neighbor & invading armies from there often poured into Tabriz in the days of the Ottoman Empire.

He said war could can end only with "the withdrawal of hostile foreign armies from our land".

When it imploded again in 1998, it dragged in armies from a half-dozen other African countries.

Britain, which initially indulged him, was nowhere to be seen when armies from Tanzania ejected him in 1979.

He scored the soundtrack for Empire: Total War in which gamers can bring opposing armies from different periods in history together.

Mortars light enough to be carried by troops cleared the way for advancing Allied armies from the fields of France to the rugged hills of Pacific island outposts.

This last date had been selected by the Athenian commanders Nicias and Demosthenes for the departure of their armies from Syracuse.

Brusilov served briefly as commander-in-chief of the Russian armies from May 22 to July 19 (O.S. [June 4 to Aug. 1, N.S.]), 1917.

Appointed commander of the Army of the Rhine in October 1793, he helped General Lazare Hoche drive the Austro-Prussian armies from Alsace in December.

But a premature emancipation might push Kentucky into the Confederacy and remove "50,000 bayonets in the Union armies from the Border States".