Sentence examples for of a troop from inspiring English sources

Polish officials quickly dismissed the notion of a troop withdrawal.

Opposition activists said they have seen no signs of a troop withdrawal.

It always seemed peculiar to telegraph the start of a troop pullout while fighting (in this case, escalating) a war.

Democrats who once demanded a firm date for the start of a troop pullout immediately started backpedaling.

On his discharge from the service, Bill hitched a ride flying home in the navigator seat of a troop transport.

Though I was part of a troop for only a year, it is an experience I have never forgotten.

Mr. Obama sidestepped Mr. Brokaw's question about the pace of a troop withdrawal from Iraq, saying he would confer with.

He was part of a troop tasked to build a new checkpoint next the Nahr-e-Bughra Canal when he was hit by small arms fire.

Hawks complain when a president who never put on a uniform presumes to override the generals on spending or, say, the size of a troop deployment.

In 13th-century England any commander of a troop of 10 or more lances who was not a count or an earl was usually a banneret.

The case arose when the Scouts informed James Dale that he could not serve as a leader of a troop in Monmouth County, N.J.