Sentence examples for joined the troop from inspiring English sources

I was one of those naughty Girl Scouts who only joined the troop when it was about to go on the camping trip.

"We must not allow difference to be a licence to kill," declared the president, as he joined the troops for fried chicken and macaroni cheese.

Mr Williams could not bear to tell them that it was because they were black; the whole lunch counter, not merely the stools, was out of bounds to them.The next year, he joined the troops of Martin Luther King.

As the sun settled over the bare brown mountains of the Hindu Kush, Lt. Gen. Daniel K. McNeill, the American commander, joined the troops in a minute's silence for the victims of the attacks.

"Sometimes I worry about what's going to happen to my mom," said Brittney, 9, whose father is holding down the family now that her mother has joined the troops abroad.

I want him to join the troop and he does, too, but he is also very aware of discrimination.

After occupying Tienkiachen on the north bank, the soldiers crossed the river, apparently to join the troops marching on Yanghsien.

On May 1, he flew to Ascension Island to join the troops of 5 Brigade sailing south on the QE2 on May 1.

After saying in an interview during his failed bid to unseat Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts in 1994 that he had no interest in military service as a youth, Mr. Romney said in 2007 during his first run for the Republican presidential nomination that he had sometimes longed to join the troops in Vietnam.

One youngster who joined the Boy Scout troop we created for homeless children went on to be a finalist in the prestigious Westinghouse Science Contest for high school students.

After hearing a crystal radio, he joined the Boy Scouts Radio Explorerss troop and got his radio license at 13 and his own station.