Sentence examples for lead a troop from inspiring English sources

By the Scouts' current rules, those very ministers, fit for the pulpit, aren't deemed fit to lead a troop.

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Years later, atop a rusty bicycle, Morrissey defiantly led a troop of his fellow-bequiffed through the backstreets of Ordsall, the troubled Salford housing estate, in the video for the single There Is A Light That Never Goes Out.

In 1919 he led a troop of deserters into the city of Fiume (now part of Croatia) and established a city state, over which he ruled for 15 months as dictator.

Michael Mickyy" Burn led a troop of army commandos as part of what has been described as the greatest raid of all time – the daring, successful but costly Operation Chariot against the vital Nazi dry dock and submarine base at Saint Nazaire, Brittany in 1942.

At daylight Elmslie led a troop in an attack which captured a Turkish trench to the left of the post.

He personally led a troop of tanks through thick fog as they advanced 5 mile into German lines.

When Turkish troops got into the left side of the 2nd Squadron trench, Major James Elmslie led a troop in a counter-attack, clearing them out.

Meanwhile, in an attempt to disrupt the North Vietnamese withdrawal, Keldie led a troop of cavalry from Coral, engaging a North Vietnamese battalion during a pursuit that lasted until 15:00.

Marischal then joined with the Engager faction, who had made a deal with the king, and led a troop of horse to the Battle of Preston (1648) in support of the royalists.

Later that day, Foraker led a troop of Grand Army of the Republic veterans past Cleveland's reviewing stand in another parade, bearing an array of captured battle flags.