Sentence examples for army away from inspiring English sources

On June 26, General Robert E. Lee, who had recently taken command of the Army of Northern Virginia, launched a daring counter-offensive intended to drive McClellan's army away from Richmond.

"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.

We got the Army away; and they have paid fourfold for any losses which they have inflicted.

(And some are good at it; the one who took Patton's Army away from him was Eisenhower, still in his military capacity).

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.

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".

But with the army melting away, nothing serious stands between the Forces Nouvelles and victory.

The Yorkist army melted away, while Richard, preferring death, was unhorsed and killed in the bog.

Meanwhile the Assyrian army whittled away at Elamite power and influence in Luristan.

Typically, the army runs away when Boko Haram advances, he said.