Sentence examples for army build from inspiring English sources

Supercell's games, like Clash of Clans, are immaculately designed for this kind of experience drop warriors into battle, passively watch them knock down buildings one by one, collect rewards, rebuild the army, build up the city, repeat.

This makes Smith, as I wrote, a firm believer in public goods: his state has an obligation to build roads and schools, establish an army, build bridges and highways, and do all the other things necessary for a sane polity in which the market can function naturally.

Those not in the army build roads, dams or hospitals; teach in schools; or work in government-owned businesses as part of Eritrea's own "Great Leap Forward".

In 1812, the army built a blockhouse on the biggest rock, and mounted two cannons there.

He had enlarged and strengthened the army built up by Frederick Wilhelm I, the so-called "Soldier King".

Barely touched since the Italian army built it in the 40s, the coastal road is pockmarked and cracked.

Moreover, he needed the wealth of Persia if he was to maintain the army built by Philip and pay off the 500 talents he owed.

Jan Zamoyski, the commander in chief of the Polish army, built the fortress-town of Zamość and founded Zamość Academy in the 16th century.

Local leaders said at least 900 Swatis have died, and nearly all the bridges that the army built after last year's war have collapsed.

The US army built their own hospitals, power grid and water supply for fear that the local population might turn against them.

Those missions irrevocably altered life for the people along the coast, whom Serra tried to convert as the army built fortresses nearby.