Sentence examples for it garrison from inspiring English sources

"I think the fact that Venus won Wimbledon brings excitement into it," Garrison said.

"I hope she takes this experience and takes this loss and learns from it," Garrison said.

Spain abandoned its settlement in 1811 when it withdrew its garrison to the South American mainland in order to help quell colonial rebellions, leaving the islands uninhabited apart from occasional visits from British and US fishing vessels.

In March 1797 it garrisoned Mantua, and by the end of the month it took part in its first combat during the Ten Days of Brescia.

State of War Because the United States does not look like a militarized country, it's hard for Americans to grasp that Washington is a war capital, that the United States is a war state, that it garrisons much of the planet, and that the norm for us is to be at war somewhere at any moment.

Instead, it reinforced its garrisons in Lombardy-Venetia, arrested opposition leaders in Venice and Milan, and suppressed student demonstrations in the university cities of Padua and Pavia.

"When you see the great amount of movement the Indian Army has made in moving out of its garrisons, it is truly impressive".

"It's Garrison Keillor!" she cried, because it clearly wasn't.

In the second half of 1941 the Australian I Corps was concentrated in Syria and Lebanon where it undertook garrison duties while its strength was rebuilt ahead of further operations in the Middle East.

"When I was unveiling it, I actually started thinking about how long it took," Garrison said.

Although nearby Chlemoutsi continued to play a role as a military stronghold until the 19th century—it was garrisoned by the Venetians during the Ottoman Venetian War of 1463 79, and attacked by the Knights of Malta in 1620 Glarentza itself seems to have rapidly fallen into obscurity under the Ottomans, apparently declining as the maritime links with Italy were severed.