Sentence examples for auxiliary from from inspiring English sources

A ladies' auxiliary from St . Louis the rabbi told us last week".

Philip McCann, 25, a nursing auxiliary from Ulster, has proved himself a well-regarded assistant in the operating theatre.

The following are the general properties of the Sumudu transform which are auxiliary from the substitution method and the properties of integral operators.

Once free, the escaped gladiators chose leaders from their number, selecting two Gallic slaves Crixus and Oenomaus and Spartacus, who was said either to be a Thracian auxiliary from the Roman legions later condemned to slavery, or a captive taken by the legions.

"I'm taking part in online discussions with 10 to 15 nursing auxiliaries from all over the UK," he says.

Hundreds of Prussian foot soldiers and cavalrymen were massed to drive French defenders and their North African auxiliaries from a village crossroads.

In the Roman army of the time of the Punic Wars (3rd 2nd century bc), the slingers were auxiliaries from Greece, Syria, and Africa.

Under Augustus the praetorians were normally Italians, but many legionaries and virtually all auxiliaries were provincials, mainly from the imperial provinces in the west, the legionaries coming from municipal towns and the auxiliaries from tribal areas.

Known as Churchill's Secret Army or the Coleshill Auxiliaries (from the village in Oxfordshire where they trained), they were volunteer fighters charged with going underground to continue the fight in the event of a German invasion of Britain in World War Two.

He also, collecting an army, obtained very many auxiliaries from other provinces, having made a long expedition among them.

This and two other inscriptions also naming the 2nd Nervians, auxiliaries from the lower Rhine, date to 213-221 AD.