Sentence examples for military usage from inspiring English sources

Turkey, in contrast, has traditionally connected cymbals with military usage.

The majority of budget destinations (some of them restored to civilian life after decades of military usage during the Cold War) are more pleasantly placed.

In the 18th century it crept into French military usage with a variety of meanings, including "strategy" and "philosophy of war".

Ranger, in U.S. military usage, a soldier specially trained to act in small groups that make rapid surprise raids on enemy territory.

Versions of the techniques migrated from the CIA's undocumented prisons, known as black sites, to US military usage at Guantánamo Bay, Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan and Abu Ghraib in Iraq.

The title of The Hurt Locker was said to refer, via standard military usage of the term "locker" for a storage space, to the place where stoics hide their pain.

Even the triangle has dark memories, as its evocation in necromancy and in the military usages above indicates.

President Obama, who called the country 'Myanmar', not Burma, following the Burmese military's usage, concurred.

There will surely be challenges ahead for this industry, not the least of which is shedding the image brought by military drone usage, and Airware itself will very likely face competitive challenges as the market heats up and other companies want to compete with it to become the industry platform of choice.

Until recently, Gibraltar had no public sea front of its own due to military land usage.

Here are tips from Jim on a grab bag of military-related usage and style points: 1. Decorated Let's be careful — and, when possible, specific — in describing a service member as "decorated".