Sentence examples for armies that from inspiring English sources

The source of the instability is a familiar one: armies that operate as laws unto themselves.

Earlier in the 12th century the Hindu kings also kept large standing armies that included cavalry.

"It was like two armies that have mistakenly massed for battles on different continents".

Other opposition leaders also have small private armies that accompany them and guard their offices.

Further, Afghanistan has a long history of defeating foreign armies that sought strength in numbers.

Our armies that are in the field are determined to prosecute this war to the bitter end.

Isis is fighting numerically small armies that have an even more limited number of combat troops who can be deployed.

Provided they are happy, these are armies that can be subtly, even naturally, deployed in an institution's defense.

"With the demise of patronage," Edward Burke said, "the kind of political armies that used to be fielded have diminished".

But Mr Kamen stresses that they were always a minority in the armies that won the European campaigns.

The top earners employ small armies that include coach, trainer, "physio" and one or more on-court practice partners.