Sentence examples for army endured from inspiring English sources

Once this occurred, Moreau's army endured a forced march south and attacked the bridgehead at Kehl, which was guarded by 7,000 imperial troops troops recruited that spring from the Swabian Circle polities, inexperienced and untrained which held the bridgehead for several hours, but then retreated toward Rastatt.

Pakistan's army has endured heavy losses of life in intense, ongoing fighting against extremists.

Woyzeck (Bravo Monday at 10 30 p.m). Werner Herzog's nightmarish 1978 film of the Georg Buchner play is an effectively bleak and stylized foreshadowing of the Hitler atrocities as Klaus Kinski, cast as an army private, endures a starvation diet in a crazy experiment.

The army, which has endured heavy casualties fighting the Pakistani Taliban, is deeply reluctant to get involved in more fighting.

Announcing a defeat would have removed Kutuzov from his command, and further damaged an army that had endured much and still stood proud.

He also had to prepare his looks to depict a 17-year-old army recruit and endure an on-the-spot preparation at an army cantonment.

Enter Ms. Burana, an exotic-dancer-turned-writer-turned-Army-wife who has endured her own deployment blues and is now trying to channel the cultural mash-up of her life into a morale-boosting quest.

What the West cannot comprehend is the warm affinity between people and army in Egypt, which has endured for centuries.

The number of casualties endured by both armies differs according to the authors.

The villages of the Mayan highlands endured the worst of the army's brutality in the early 1980s, the darkest period of Guatemala's 36-year civil war.

They endured attacks from the northern army and marauding bandits, as well as lions who preyed on the slowest and weakest among them.