Sentence examples for brigade from inspiring English sources
"brigade" is a perfectly valid word in written English
You can use it to describe a military unit or a large group of people organized together for a specific purpose. Example sentence: The firefighter brigade worked together to put out the huge blaze.
verb
To form troops into a brigade
However, not everyone on the UVF's so-called brigade staff backed the killing.
I was an officer in a huge FSA brigade in Damascus.
Rahman said the fire brigade came and cleared a path on the tracks, after which commuters were evacuated one by one and walked out from a public footpath to the station.
A year before he had impressed his father by asking for more than $1bn to form his own special forces brigade.
Lawyers for the relatives told the inquest that they had identified 33 areas where changes should be made to improve the police, fire brigade and ambulance response and to protect the public.
Simon and his partner Clarissa (who drove the van) are eager to show that anyone who is reasonably active can cycle long distances; it's not just for the Lycra brigade.
As part of the six-month Operation Fearless Guardian, 290 paratroopers from the US army's 173rd Airborne Brigade will hold joint exercises with 900 Ukrainian soldiers in Yaroviv near the Polish border.
Growing up in Matebeleland in the 1980s, but in the city, I also saw the Fifth Brigade when they moved into the city and what they did there.
The "head hunters'" quarry included true-believers that the British state security apparatus (or at least some parts of it) were happy to be rid of such as IRA Derry Brigade activist Paddy Flood, whom most republicans in the city now admit was not an informer.
London Fire Brigade becomes the first service in the country to introduce a charging scheme for callouts to false alarms at buildings such as hospitals, airports and student accommodation.
Other things that are no being banned: owning unregistered assault weapons in Connecticut; harassing celebrities and their children with long-lens cameras in California; hunting elephants in Botswana and injudicious calls to the London Fire Brigade (if you're a business you'll be fined for false alarms).
