Sentence examples for countless troops from inspiring English sources

Since the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, Pakistan has experienced suicide bombings, hundreds of drone strikes that have caused the deaths of innocent citizens or "collateral damage," an increased influx of Taliban insurgents, the deaths of countless troops, the breach of national sovereignty, and deteriorating relations among citizens opposed to their country's alliance with the United States.

It was in the Maasai Mara, among the majestic beauty and grandeur of vast open spaces and magnificent creatures, that I was able to find peace and solace, and heal from the inhumanity I had witnessed: countless troops and Afghan civilians having their limbs blown off by IEDs [Improvised Explosive Devices] and Afghan children working on farms being errantly bombed and killed by coalition forces.

Three hundred years of imperial history; countless Trooping the Colours; and Horse Guards has come to this, a terrifying vision of 21st-century sport.

I have seen countless new troops going out of the wire for the first time, and each time it is the same.

He greatly improved surf forecasting, helping countless American troops land more safely during the D-Day invasion in World War II.

Countless army troops, rebels and civilian victims have died in the fighting but there are no accurate figures to confirm numbers provided by the warring factions.

Assuming we prevail against Iraq, will it come at the price of loosing countless Frankensteins once the troops march home?

The memories of those four years are dominated by the Feb. 28 incident of 1947, when Nationalist troops massacred countless thousands of protesting Taiwanese.

Officers and noncommissioned officers alike spend countless days training their troops, learning their unique personalities, and trying to pinpoint the few who might be worthy of more responsibility or even a promotion.

That was then, and this post-Chilcot Sun leading article is now: "Tony Blair's deception, negligence and naivety condemned 179 of our troops — and countless Iraqis — to their deaths... Saddam Hussein's gangster state was certainly appalling.

We passed through countless checkpoints manned by Iraqi troops.