Sentence examples for battalions who from inspiring English sources

There was some exemplary work from the choral battalions, who proved themselves capable of a true pianissimo as well as some roof-raising climaxes.

This truly world-class spectacle is remaining, if barely, uncrowded and unruined by the immense battalions who now quite understandably wish to see it.

The new parliament is likely to contain many former Maidan activists, along with investigative journalists, war veterans and members of volunteer battalions who had been on the party lists for a number of parties.

We heard it first from the battalions who described how more and more Iraqis were coming forward to give information about 'bad guys', and how insurgents were reaching out to do deals.

Video posted on the Internet showed what the rebels claimed to be the destruction of a high-rise building at the checkpoint, along with proclamations of victory by fighters of the Nusra Front "and the Islamic battalions who participated in the operation".

Men in the battalions who were unsuitable for airborne service were weeded out and replaced by volunteers.

Of 800 men in my great-uncle's battalion who went over the top, only 92 returned.

They included two friends from the same battalion, who said they had fled because their commanders had lied to them, telling them they would find terrorists in Zabadani.

Ruslan Mukhudinov, a driver for officers of the Sever battalion, who was charged by investigators with organising the crime, has not been arrested.

Secondly, I have 20 other marines in my battalion who are from Louisiana, and not one of us considers himself a "have-not".

As commander of a special forces battalion who also received training at Fort Benning, Ga., the colonel leads some of the army's more delicate missions in Gaza.