Sentence examples for large force that from inspiring English sources
From deep in Mongolia Hulagu set out in 1253, marching westward at the head of a large force that included siege-engine experts of several nationalities.
"We know that this is bad, but we have a very large force that needs to eat and to dress, and we need arms and munitions".
The bulk of the American soldiers have yet to arrive, I believe they will be, I think, heartily welcome, as right now Haiti needs a single strong and large force that can marshal others and help coordinate efforts on the massive scale needed.
The bulk of the American soldiers have yet to arrive, I believe — they will be, I think, heartily welcome, as right now Haiti needs a single strong and large force that can marshal others and help coordinate efforts on the massive scale needed.
"The generals looked to the Empire and in India it had a large force that was well trained and could be deployed relatively quickly".
Mehmed then used his new naval power to attack the island of Rhodes and to send a large force that landed at Otranto in southern Italy in 1480.
And on Long Island, most of the members of the Nassau and Suffolk County Police Departments, large forces that are widely regarded as two of the highest-paid departments in the country, earn six-figure salaries.
Once the applied force exceeds a critical value at 175% strain, interprotein sliding sets in as beta-sheets begin to rupture in a stick-slip like fashion, resulting in a force plateau with relatively large forces that continues up to 300% strain when the proteins detach and catastrophic failure occurs.
Thus, upon receiving such information, the anemone system accepts a wider range of smaller forces as stimulatory (as described above) but still functions to reject large forces that may accompany contact by larger prey.
The President's poised body and smooth yet inexorable motion telegraphed a larger force that came of a lifetime of no self-doubt (except for two years of despair in 1948-49, after Jane Wyman, his first wife, left him for boring her).
Ill-armed, barefoot and hungry, the rebels fought against huge odds: Britain dispatched an armada of 218 ships to the Caribbean, and its troops battled for five years before withdrawing; Napoleon sent the largest force that had ever set sail from France, losing more than 50,000 soldiers and 18 generals to combat and disease.
