Sentence examples for army through from inspiring English sources

The Americans, too, however warily, have supported the Mexican Army through a $1.4 billion antidrug program, known as the Merida Initiative, providing the army eight helicopters and training while American military officers seek to tighten bonds with their Mexican counterparts, particularly for counterterrorism efforts.

Then the Canadian 1st Army, on the left, drove ahead through the Netherlands, the British 2nd went northeastward to Lübeck and to Wismar on the Baltic, and the U.S. armies swept forward across Germany, fanning out to reach an arc that stretched from Magdeburg (9th Army) through Leipzig (1st) to the borders of Czechoslovakia (3rd) and of Austria (7th and French 1st).

Gen. William T. Sherman's army through Georgia and the Carolinas.

Britain's establishment is renewing itself, like Wellington's army, through bought commissions.

The threat of marching a third-world army through Mexico and invading Texas?

After the fight, they pursued Gen. Robert E. Lee's defeated army through Pennsylvania, as Phelps described, "Harassing Lee's flank and rear from Gettysburg to the Potomac".

For example, the U.S. Army--through its Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs--trails only NCI as the leading funder of breast cancer research in the U.S. government.

Born in Illinois, Dean attended the University of California at Berkeley before graduating with a commission in the US Army through the Reserve Officer's Training Corps ROTCC) in 1921.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized the US Army through a civilian agency to develop the US biological warfare program with offensive and defensive objectives in 1942.

According to Fast Track, a business research firm, Mr Instone runs Britain's fastest-growing financial enterprise, in proportionate terms.After an army career that included a spell on duty outside Buckingham Palace, Mr Instone worked in Afghanistan and hunted Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, through the jungles of central Africa.

Mr. Mousa's father, Daoud, a former colonel in Saddam Hussein's army, told reporters in London after the settlement was made public that his son "was killed by the British Army through torture without even questioning him or presenting him with any information about what he was alleged to have done".