Sentence examples similar to army-managed from inspiring English sources

The Indian army managed to recapture the majority of the Indian side of the LOC.

On 21 May 1871 the Versailles government's army managed to break into Paris.

… Mr. Sirmon said he was sent back to Pretoria for a court-martial, but due to "dumb luck and the incompetence of the army," managed to flee the country.

The police and army managed to keep major cities mostly calm, despite insurgent threats to target anyone taking part in an election that paves the way for Afghanistan's first democratic transfer of power.

Mr Karzai's presence was intended as a means to emphasise his role in peace talks that will seek a comprehensive end to the fighting in Afghanistan.Soldiers from Papua New Guinea's army managed to oust the defence chief and replace him with one of their own.

The army manages the area's frequency spectrum, in addition to its land and air space.

Tony (ex-British army) manages to catch a few small crabs and cooks them on the fire.

If the army manages to restore order, it will not mind that it will come at the expense of Mr Sharif's standing.

A hijacking that shows terrorism still pays Mayhem and the spice islands Lost at sea in the Philippines Sri Lanka's new killings ReprintsEven if the army manages to restore some semblance of peace, it will have contained only part of the problem.

Later, the French army managed to break through the gate to the village where M'ba was held and rescued the deposed president.

But in August 1967, the Bolivian Army managed to eliminate two guerrilla groups in a violent battle, reportedly killing one of the leaders.