Sentence examples for from the troop from inspiring English sources

MRAPs are designed with a V-shaped hull to deflect explosions upward and away from the troop compartment.

Borrowing tactics from the troop increase in Baghdad, the Iraqi forces raided militia strongholds and arrested hundreds of suspects.

"That's their concern, and I never would have tried to remove my son from the troop if any members were gay.

"We have made clear that our commitment to Afghanistan – separate from the troop presence – is in our national security interests," said Carney when asked about aid.

The transition plan may draw skepticism among Republicans, who have complained about Mr. Obama's previously announced intention to begin withdrawing some forces from the troop increase starting next July.

O.K., so what?" But in a news conference here, in response to separate questions, Mr. McCain twice denied that he had misspoken, even as he admitted that the drawdown from the troop escalation had not yet been completed.

Nearby, the freshest paint pronounces a message from the troops: "Rest in peace.

In mid-July, he and a friend named Shahi had run from the troops during an assault on the town.

A survivor, however, identified himself as the driver and said he did not violate any signal from the troops.

Mr. Gates has heard the complaints from the troops directly on his inspection visits to military bases.

We set out with much resistance from the troops but I, like Caesar, was not to be deterred.