Sentence examples for garrison for from inspiring English sources
These take place in the crumbling ruins of Fort Shirley, a former 18th century garrison for British troops at nearby English Harbour.
Then there was the summer where, in the middle of the obligatory college tour, I drove my son daily from lower Westchester to Garrison for another program.
He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1949 and worked with Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison for eight years before joining Caltex Petroleum.
Gone, but the Music Lingers Thom Wolke has run Twin Cloud Concerts in Garrison for 14 years, doing everything from booking performers to taking ticket orders.
Yet the Bosniak army was not blameless, as the subsequent indictment of the commander of its Srebrenica garrison for war crimes shows.
Mr. Schwartzberg has derided opponents as elitists bent on keeping out outsiders, especially those with lower incomes who would commute to Garrison for the 150 staff positions and 1,200 construction jobs the project would create.
Athens made wide use of the institution to cripple dependent states: plantations took the best territory, and the colonizers were garrisons for the future.
Beginning with Conrad II, the Salian kings used ministeriales to administer their demesne, as household officers at court, and as garrisons for their castles.
Many Africans wrongly assumed that America planned to build garrisons for armoured divisions on the continent.In the end, most of the command ended up in sleepy and dour but prosperous southern Germany, perhaps the least African place in the world.
It would, by the way, be a snap to construct a little quiz like this every couple of weeks from US military news that's reported but not attended to here, and each quiz would make the same essential point: from Washington's perspective, the world is primarily a landscape for arming for, garrisoning for, training for, planning for, and making war.
Both of these positions were garrisoned for two years with little fear of attack by a 1,000 strong force.
