Sentence examples for military pattern from inspiring English sources
But even the military pattern is not wholly removed from the concerns of retail.
Salvation Army, international Christian religious and charitable movement organized and operated on a military pattern.
He and his son, William Bramwell Booth, gradually established the Army on a military pattern, with the elder Booth as general for life.
Until he started work in February, the military pattern in Syria had been consistent for several months – occasional forays by rebels into urban areas followed by excessive reaction by government troops, with artillery, snipers, and mass arrests.
The original patrol unit consisted of two officers and 28 other ranks, equipped with a Canadian Military Pattern (CMP Fordd 15 Imperial hundredweight (cwt) truck and 10 Chevrolet 30 cwt trucks.
In the early 1910s, the influential American painter Marsden Hartley lived in Paris and Berlin, a period during which he would develop his singular abstract style, one that blended military pattern with American Indian motifs and the dynamism of the city.
Carolyn Massey's show was based on an "anonymous donation" of military patterns.
FS spent the show wondering who the hell anonymously donates military patterns.
In her job researching military patterns in the area surrounding her base in late 2009 and early 2010 she had grown increasingly disturbed by what she had discovered in the databases about the unequal face of modern warfare and the at times callous and brutal way in which the US exerted its vast military superiority against civilian populations.
A Sisi victory would mark a return to the days when Egypt's presidency was held by men from the military — a pattern interrupted by Morsi's year in office.
"The first rule about military voting patterns is that they generally mirror the electorate, and that's especially true of junior officers and most enlisted personnel who are only in the service for a few years," Phil Carter, senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, tells VICE.
