Sentence examples for large stores of weapons from inspiring English sources

A1 American soldiers found large stores of weapons during several raids in northern Iraq.

They seized large stores of weapons, driving away with truckloads of whatever arms they could get their hands on.

There is now a cease-fire, but both sides have taken over large stores of weapons from abandoned army bases or bought them on the thriving black market.

The army says it is finding large stores of weapons and explosives hidden by Tamil rebels and expects to recover more.

In parts of the country, the revolutionaries, as they call themselves, appear to have access to potentially large stores of weapons, including small arms and heavy artillery, automatic weapons smuggled from the Egyptian border and rocket-propelled grenades taken from army bases, like the Kabila in Benghazi.

Tactically, military planners suggest that if the campaigns under way in the area called the Parrot's Beak and Fishhook result in the destruction of large stores of weapons and ammunition, it could take North Vietnam up to a year to replace its supplies suffi ciently to pose a major military threat in the southern half of South Vietnam.

American military operations continued in Karbala, seizing a large store of weapons being used by the Mahdi Army and killing one insurgent in an amusement park.

Last month, another Shin Bet operation resulted in the seizure of an alleged Hamas armory in the West Bank town of Nablus, where agents were said to have found one of the largest stores of weapons and bomb-making equipment seized in years.

Dr. Kay's comments and the appointment of Mr. Duelfer, made by George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, appeared to be a turning point in the administration's defense of its assertions that Mr. Hussein had amassed large stores of illicit weapons that he could use or turn over to terrorists for use against the United States or other nations.

Indeed, with 175 million people, most of them impoverished and illiterate, and a large store of nuclear weapons, Pakistan is potentially a far larger problem for the United States than Afghanistan.

They often have a longstanding fascination with weapons and have collected large stores of them.