Sentence examples for hidden army from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr. Sanders captured a sizable portion of the Democratic vote, energizing a hitherto hidden army of zealous supporters who, deeply disillusioned with mainstream candidates, represent a force similar to the one that has propelled Mr. Trump to prominence.

So, the idea that there's some vast, hidden army of people, is almost certainly completely wrong.

Getting all this salad to us, often out of season from abroad, depends on a hidden army of workers.

· Hsiao-Hung Pai is the author of Chinese Whispers: The True Story Behind Britain's Hidden Army of Labour.

Meanwhile, a hidden army of crooks and thieves pass on their own tips, and a blind peddler crucially recognises the tune Beckert whistles.

One of the most serious concerns remains the fact that its articles are written and edited by a hidden army of people with unknown interests and biases.

After such a long absence, I don't remember its grandeur so much as the small things, like the knot on the magnolia where I hid army men after climbing halfway up its trunk, or the feel of the locks on each of the doors.

Satellites connect the remotest locations in the world; guide us down unfamiliar roads; allow Internet users to view their homes from space; discourage war by making it impossible to hide armies on another country's borders; are utterly indispensable to American troops in the field; and play a critical role in monitoring climate change and other environmental problems.

In early 2006 a Serbian military intelligence report, leaked to the news media, stated that Mr. Mladic had been hidden in army facilities in Srpska and in Serbia, protected by a network of 50 intelligence and army officials, until June 1 , 2002 when Serbia passed a law agreeing to cooperate with the tribunal in The Hague.

The Taliban said they were responsible - and that they had soldiers hidden in army ranks waiting to strike.

Instead of protecting its borders, Iraq will hide its army within its cities, where air strikes are effective only at an unacceptable (for America) cost in civilian deaths.