Sentence examples for be a small army from inspiring English sources
Helping us would be a small army of Tanzanians.
It's reassuring to know that if the developers do move in, there will be a small army of people waiting to resist them.
J. recalls this feeling when she hears the news (which may or may not be true) that the government has reorganized itself and is sending what seems to be a small army, an invading force, to "reclaim" rural Vermont.
These days, it is a small army of blazer-wearing officials with earpieces and walkie-talkies.
At the core of the old system was a small army of specialists, who staffed trading posts and were responsible for maintaining orderly markets in particular stocks.
What is needed is a small army of TARP analysts — a lot of former bankers are out of work, by the way — to conduct a worst-case analysis of the banks' assets and capital cushion.
He still has an office at Old Trafford, he is a director of the club and, though nobody should imagine they go straight into his personal inbox, there is a small army of staff to sift through all the correspondence.
Almost completely submerged, there was a small army of caimans and turtles, each of them showing nothing of themselves but some wrinkled scaly skin and a pair of dark eyes.
Spending more than £50 may seem pretty steep for maternity wear, but there's a small army of women who would argue that if you get enough wear out of your jeans, then it's worth spending over £100.
Trailing them are a small army of publicists, marketing and label executives, A&R people, bloggers and, of course, fans, all in search of — or seeking to create — that elusive musical currency: buzz.
