Sentence examples for army of both from inspiring English sources

Leven was accepted as Commander in Chief of the three combined allied armies before York (referred to by Parliament as the "Army of Both Kingdoms").

Surrounding the news articles are the highly opinionated posts of an apparently endless army of both celebrity (Nora Ephron, Larry David) and non-celebrity bloggers — more than eighteen hundred so far.

Once reunited with the Army of both Kingdoms, the remnants of the six broken regiments were put to base service such as latrine duties and the disposing of corpses until they got the chance to redeem themselves during the storm of Newcastle.

Thomas Stockdale recorded the disposition of the troops and the role of Leven in drawing up the order of battle: Leven ensured that the Army of Both Kingdoms was deployed in a manner almost identical to his disposition of forces at the Battle of Wittstock in 1636.

Ethnic Christians and a small people-group called Yazidis have found themselves in evil's path, but so have the armies of Syria (both the national army and the various rebel groups), Iraq and even Lebanon.

She relied upon this ready army of concerned citizens both as sources who discovered robins and squirrels poisoned by pesticides outside their back doors and as readers to whom she had to appeal.

But the armies of both nations need repair and help.

The armies of both sides plundered as they marched, leaving cities, towns, villages, and farms ravaged.

Many Delawareans favoured the Union cause, although men from the state served in the armies of both sides.

After some maneuvering, the armies of both Amalric and Shīrkūh withdrew, as they were to do again three years later.

For several years Sertorius skillfully kept the armies of both Pompey and Metellus Pius at bay and retained his rule over Spain.