Sentence examples for brigades wanted from inspiring English sources

Then he mutters: "Some Islamic brigades wanted to assassinate me".

He added: "He wants to ensure the safety of our troops as we remove our combat brigades; wants to, as I've said repeatedly, provide the responsibility and the opportunity for the Iraqis to do more in governing their own country; and, as I said, to do this in a way that seeks the consultation of all those leaders".

The Bucket Brigade wants to take a look at Exxon's SPCCs.

The brigade commander wanted to rescue one particular lion in a special operation and transfer it to Israel.

In Tulkarm, another West Bank city, Israeli forces surrounded the hideout of another local Aksa Brigades leader, Ziad Daas, wanted for lethal shooting attacks.

He dreams of traveling to Canada to finish his education, getting a good job and seeing the world, but he says that many in the brigade just want a stable life.

He hopes his new hotel will open the floodgates for further developments in national parks and world heritage areas, instead of locking it up, as "the anti-everything brigade would want".

Greedy property developers and compliant counsellors are courting the vanilla brigade who want to turn the city into an Oliver Bonas-inspired wet dream of chic, "tasteful" mediocrity.

She started taking first-aid courses offered by the brigade because she wanted to be able to help her family in an emergency.

Instead, Grant wanted to break up the brigade by converting the rams to transport vessels and reassigning the officers and men.

So the Army wanted to create a middle option — special brigades with combat vehicles light enough to airlift.