Sentence examples for join the patrol from inspiring English sources

It was probably about 20 feet outside the wire that I started to regret the decision to join the patrol.

Qatar, which has sent aircraft to join the patrols over Libya, offered strikingly blunt support for the international effort against another Arab leader.

She comes up from London to join the patrols, motivated by a desire to be out doing something.

The next morning, Mowgli tries to join the elephant patrol led by Colonel Hathi and his wife Winifred.

And so began another night of law enforcement as Cossacks, the fierce horsemen who once secured the frontier for the Russian empire, marched out to join the police patrolling the city.

Italy was to be allowed to join the agreement and patrol the Tyrrhenian Sea if it wished.

Extra troops have been sent to join the American soldiers patrolling the eastern border.

Her son joined the state patrol just three years ago, she said, so calculating his pension "requires a large degree of speculation and assumption".

The fans in New York and Chicago will never have to undergo this torture, but by joining the dawn patrol Wednesday, they will be able to commiserate with the logy ballplayers.

Clive Sargeant, a former fireman who recently joined the crossing patrol team, said: "It's very rewarding".

Designated CG-2, Conyngham was commissioned on 8 March 1925, and joined the "Rum Patrol" to aid in the attempt to enforce prohibition laws.