Sentence examples for local troops from inspiring English sources

During the uprising, Müntzer even assumed command of the local troops.

"Punishing local troops in East Hampton is not a reasonable way to address a national policy".

In late August, both boards voted to allow local troops to use school property.

"And this takes time," he added, talking about building the capacity of local troops.

He has often been photographed on front lines with local troops.

No one was sure how many of the local troops would be back in time to march.

Sedentary troops (local troops) were sent to the frontiers, and the ready army (main movable army) was made domestic.

"No one wants to see local troops suffer from a situation over which they have no control," Mr. Brown said.

Rachel had been asking to join Girl Scouts but there were no openings in any local troops.

He walked calmly into a conference room at the hotel after the initial announcement of his victory, as local troops and United Nations peacekeepers stood guard warily outside.

A traditional nickname for the Madrileños is gatos ("cats"), originally coined in the Middle Ages as a reference to the ability of local troops to scale castle walls.