Sentence examples for armies set from inspiring English sources

There she collected night parachute drops of weapons and ammunition and hid them in storage caches for the advancing allied armies, set up wireless communication with England and harassed the enemy.

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It was always in autumn and winter that the Durrānī-led armies set out to the east; when summer's heat approached, they beat a tactical retreat to the hills from which they had come.

The rival armies set up checkpoints and extorted money from the local people, who became fed up and in many cases welcomed the stringent order imposed by the conquering Taliban.

In turn, local rulers were only too happy to use western techniques to modernise their armies, set up efficient police and spy networks and reinforce their own autocratic power.

Octavian, tired of his defeats, kills him before the Roman armies, setting an example for his men.

The army set out to clear these areas.

Only then did Brunswick's army set out from Koblenz.

The army set up field kitchens to disburse food and beverages.

The army set up a military committee to restore democracy, but has not set a date for elections.

The system the army set up meant Egypt would not have an elected president in charge before 2013.