Sentence examples for formed army from inspiring English sources

The weapons are to go to the newly formed army.

Those uprisings were repressed only with great difficulty by the newly formed army.

Commanding the newly formed Army of the South (January 1871), he quickly overcame resistance in the south of France.

A military spokesman, Lt. Col. Sagir Musa, said that a newly formed army division, established to quell the insurgency in the northeast, had participated in the raid.

Moltke learned of Mac-Mahon's movements through newspaper reports and rapidly moved the newly formed Army of the Meuse, under Crown Prince Albert of Saxony, north to intercept Mac-Mahon.

On Independence Day (30 November) marking the 1967 end of British rule in southern Yemen, battalions from the Southern Resistance council, the Popular Resistance council, newly formed army battalions, old army battalions and those attached to individual commanders lined up for a military parade in Aden.

As the name suggests, players can form "armies" of up to 100 people.

However, in recent developments, Al Qaeda branches Jabhat al-Nusra (Syria) and Al Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) ended up forming armies to defeat the Syrian government (or the Houthi rebels, in case of the AQAP).

The seven panzer and four light divisions were arrayed in five armies, forming two army groups.

Many senior officers in the newly formed Iraqi army came from these organisations and Saddam's army.

Mr Ruto formed an army prior to the elections to "go to war for him", the prosecution has alleged.