Sentence examples for move squads from inspiring English sources

Players had to use actual battlefield strategies to move squads of soldiers to success in dramatic, tense battles that were viewed, in the manner of the genre, from above.

Second, CIF realignment directly moved squads and greatly impacted divisions for local teams that didn't switch.

One police officer apparently had so much free time on his hands that he injured himself while fooling around on the bonnet of his moving squad car.Relations between the mayor and the rank-and-file are fraught.

In Illinois last month, Brad Williams filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department because, he said, he was beaten by police in response to his filming an officer holding and dragging a man down the street from inside a moving squad car.

You and your squad leader should be in good communication, and the squad leader should tell you where to move the squad.

Your job is to move the squad around an airsoft field (according to the squad leader's orders) and communicate any dangers or goals to the rest of the squad.

However, an already worrying situation intensified when, contrary to security advice telling them to remain in the team hotel, the franchise decided to move the squad to the airport – only for the bus to become stuck in gridlocked traffic for more than an hour, with a minimal police escort and in full view of one of the bomb sites.

Move your squad through areas with many trees and shrubberies, so when your squad takes oncoming fire, everyone can quickly get to cover.

During Arsenal's pre-season tour of Asia, Gunners' vice-captain Arteta had talked of the need for high-quality additions to help move the squad forwards, and is more than happy with the club's £43million record signing.

I'm trying to move my squad forward to see who is good enough and who isn't good enough and I believe they all are, I wouldn't have signed them otherwise".

While Windisch and his executive officer, First Lt. Terence Sawick, reported Gray's find to headquarters and plotted their next move, the squad's Afghan interpreter, a soft-spoken and frail-framed young man, whom I'll call Mukhtar (he doesn't want it known among Afghans that he works with Americans), nervously surveyed the village.