Sentence examples for many uniforms from inspiring English sources

"There are many uniforms there that are similar.

Many uniforms for the Union Army were manufactured in that Ohio capital.

There may just be too many uniforms in Afghanistan — and too many soldiers, including too many of our own.

In his speech commemorating America's D-day losses on the Normandy beaches, Mr Bush re-affirmed that "our security is still bound up together in a transatlantic alliance, with soldiers in many uniforms defending the world from terrorists".

They can know, however, that the cause is just.... Our security is still bound up together in a trans-Atlantic alliance, with soldiers in many uniforms defending the world from terrorists at this very hour...

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Yet we were disappointed to find so many uniform, monochromatic wines with little finesse.

They recalled the golden age of school construction from 1891 to 1922, when Charles B. J. Snyder was the architect of ornate school buildings that had many uniform features, like identical brass doorknobs.

This would help to generate many uniform subunits.

The morphology of this sample resembles the shape of paper flower with many uniform clusters.

The main advantage of using a template-like system is the ability to make many uniform nanoparticles very rapidly.