Sentence examples for assembling forces from inspiring English sources

On Friday morning in the White House situation room President Bush turned to Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and asked, "Dick, is Tommy Franks ready to go?" He was referring to the crusty Army general who commands the American military in the Middle East and South Asia, and who was rapidly assembling forces for the coming war in Afghanistan.

Stress distributions on key cell components under specified sealing gasket designs, assembling forces and number of cells in a stack are investigated for the single cell and multi-cell stacks, while potential material failure and damage for the stack components are also analyzed in accordance with maximum stress criterion and von Mises yield criterion depending on the material of the components.

The Byzantines tried to take advantage of the revolt, and began assembling forces at Messina and Reggio, while a fleet was dispatched from Constantinople.

As Commander-in-Chief, Jackson was responsible for assembling forces for the 2000 British intervention in Sierra Leone, which included Brigadier David Richards later Chief of the Defence Staff and Jackson's son Mark.

Lagmann could have embarked upon this enterprise in about 1096, the year the pope's calls reached England, and perhaps joined Robert's assembling forces that summer.

To achieve this effect, Sir Colin drove his assembled forces unusually hard.

At Thursday's opening, these assembled forces gave a thrilling reading of this modernist blockbuster, written in 1946.

We can define it in time, space and other dimensions, and you can assemble forces and go after it.

Isis is reverting to guerrilla war, in which it can best employ the tactics of surprise attacks and ambushes by small, rapidly assembled forces.

Well, one thing is clear: the assembled forces of Lord Lawson and other members of the Banking Commission, the governor of the Bank of England, and business secretary Vince Cable have scored a notable victory.

Speaking in an aircraft hangar at Camp Bastion in sweltering heat, Cameron momentarily referred to Afghanistan as Iraq before delivering an impassioned speech of gratitude to the assembled forces, mainly from commando brigade.