Sentence examples for brigades from a from inspiring English sources

To ward off viruses, cancer cells, and other menaces, the immune system drafts a few brigades from a huge standing army of antibody-producing cells called B cells.

Also, a brigade from a group with a seemingly religious bent called the Islamic Battalions said it was responsible.

The Army previously said after the invasion of Crimea last year that it would expand the amount of equipment it stored at the Grafenwöhr training range in southeastern Germany and at other sites to a brigade from a battalion.

The American guns had been supporting the brigade from a position beside the road about 3 km south of Pakchon, and were protecting the vital concrete bridge 1.8 km south of the Argyll's battalion headquarters at Kujin.

"The secretary is inclined to approve General Craddock's request to delay the redeployment of the brigades, less from a philosophical standpoint than from a practical standpoint," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.

A soldier guarding one of the carriers told Reuters he was a member of Ukraine's 25th airborne brigade from Dnipropetrovsk, a city also in eastern Ukraine.

Boris goes Loopy: no comment Alastair Campbell's sour-faced critique of In The Loop doesn't seem to have deterred the Westminster brigade from taking a look for themselves.

We have removed American combat brigades from Iraqi cities, and set a deadline of next August to remove all our combat brigades from Iraqi territory.

By guaranteeing the withdrawal of brigades from Iraq, he's in a position to promise forces to the commanders in Afghanistan.

We have removed American combat brigades from Iraqi cities, and set a deadline of next August to remove all of our combat brigades from Iraqi territory.

Longstreet would command Pickett's Virginia division of his own First Corps, plus six brigades from Hill's Corps, in an attack on the Federal II Corps position at the right center of the Union line on Cemetery Ridge.