Sentence examples for gathered troops from inspiring English sources

O'Neill gathered troops from his area and in 1866 led a Nashville detachment to Buffalo in preparation for the assault on Canada.

Having apparently suspended any frontal assault on Battambang, the Khmer Rouge have dispersed their gathered troops, re-infiltrating fighters deep inside the country, where they have been active for many years.

Pompey is also outside the city with his own gathered troops, who were not allowed in the city while armed.

Iraqi forces have gathered troops many times the estimated 5,000 IS fighters in the city.

William, lacking Harold's proximity to the centres of English royal government, gathered troops and prepared an invasion fleet.

Looking out at the audience, I notice that four of the gathered troops are sleeping, heads on the table.

Inspired by military calls to gather troops — typically for inspection or service — and Civil War re-enactments, Ms. Smith put out a "call to art" in which individuals needed only state what they were "fighting for," which could be anything from civil rights to various forms of radical self-expression.

5/6 Robin is back on the case, whilst Matt gathers troops to hunt his daughter down.

Devon, together with William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, was ordered to gather troops to quell the rebellion.

Following this, Joan begins to gather troops and she takes her army to the forests around Orleans.

But it was delayed 24 hours because it had not been possible to gather troops and weapons in time.