Sentence examples for division out of from inspiring English sources

The soldiers were all part of, or attached to, the Third Infantry Division out of Fort Stewart, Ga.

He is a former Army captain serving with the Fourth Brigade, Fourth Infantry Division out of Fort Carson, Colo.

The elder Mr. Wang bought the pipe division out of bankruptcy that year, renamed it JM Manufacturing and added it to his empire.

Richard Nixon began withdrawing troops from Korea in the late 1960's, pulling an Army division out of the South in hopes of improving relations with China.

For Riku, the deal might also allow him and his family to return to Japan sooner, having pulled the U.S. division out of the red.

Now that the war was regarded by most people as "no longer an issue" — so the phrase went — the students seemed intent on prolonging the hated period of "national division" out of sheer perversity.

There was a division amongst out-of-hours GPs as to their preference on getting information from a nurse, who might be at the patients home and calling them at the out-of-hours base.

Other silk-screens maintain the De Kooning effect, but with pale divisions and out-of-sync brushwork that suggest cutting and pasting.

This implementation introduces a novel model complexity reduction technique into system, namely, time-division multiplexing for out-of-band lookup tables (LUTs) sharing.

Assuming the data is organized as a 2-level hierarchy, the intra-divisional correlation coefficient is the proportion of division-level variance out of the total variance for that division [ 25].

This caused the division to have some out-of-stock situations, reducing European sales.