Sentence examples for directing an army from inspiring English sources
Overall, Apple's stores seem to operate like one giant hive mind directing an army of interactive display drones.
Somehow Harvey directing an army of 78 workers — the Agronauts?
When Kurt Cobain requested "a Leonard Cohen afterworld so I can sigh eternally" in Nirvana's "Pennyroyal Tea," he captured the artist's essence while directing an army of mope-rockers toward Cohen's music. .
Hearing "This is Dirty" for the first time, I envisioned myself standing akimbo atop Mount Olympus, decked out in Trojan fatigues while directing an army of phalanxes in battle.
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In Britain, we tend to think of every war as a two-sided battle between good and evil, with an established system on the side of good which is able to organise and direct an army.
Nor did they do it the way you might imagine, directing a small army of architects and decorators.
By the early 1930s the OGPU controlled all Soviet security functions, directing a vast army of informers in factories, government offices, and the Red Army.
Meeting with little success, ʿAbbās engaged (1599) the Englishman Sir Robert Sherley to direct a major army reform.
At worst, it is an offer printed in a bold line down her builder's cleavage to direct a "friendly army" on her "private self".
Espejo directed a small army of warriors tasked with keeping those potential invaders at bay. Henry was afraid of this man, but he reminded himself that, as fellow-inmates of Block 7, he and Espejo were on the same side.
