Sentence examples for have army from inspiring English sources

"In the Scoff House, it's not nice," another girl says (the army have Army Words for everything: the non-army world, for instance, is called 'Civvy Street'. 'Scoff House' means 'Eating Shack').

So have Army officials, for attribution.

They strive for the republicans' sophistication, and they have army councils and codes of secrecy.

"Being in real estate, we have Army bases, Navy bases — so many are for sale," Trump said.

Maybe, some observers say, the judges are getting too big for their wigs precisely because they have army support.

So have army commanders in the Kurdish region, many of whom evidently consider them apologists for terrorism.

She added: "Artists don't have armies.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukMOST countries have armies, but in Pakistan the army has a country.

Now, both campaigns have armies of supporters posting on Twitter as soon as the debate begins.

Britain used to have armies of engineers; in retirement, they run the steam railways.

After all, ISIS and Boko Haram have armies on the ground.