Sentence examples for organized soldiers from inspiring English sources

But didn't we once discover that the missiles that they march down the road, alongside their organized soldiers, huge posters of former leaders and amidst cheers, were actually fake?

Get buildings organized, soldiers and or gatherers in place, basically get as much done as possible in the first three minutes of the game.

Examples of comparisons in the plot begin early on when miners in disarray are compared with organized soldiers.

Masses of laborers, crowded into the factory, are organized like soldiers.

The company has been told to be prepared for sharp surges in demand by the logistics agency, which organizes the soldiers' feeding, clothing and housing.

In areas where pro-Government paramilitary groups are reportedly organizing, the soldiers have largely limited their action to searching vehicles at highway roadblocks in teams with state police officers.

While the Marine Corps has 13-man squads, the Army organizes its soldiers into squads of nine and needs considerably more firepower from the squad machine gunners to make up the difference.

Their biggest race was the Senate contest, which underscored the challenges that a nebulous movement faces in trying to organize foot soldiers in a state as large and expensive as California.

Ebert ordered the former soldiers, organized in Freikorps (paramilitary organizations) among them Strachwitz, to attack the workers and put down the uprising.

The 5th-century-bce Greek historians Herodotus and Thucydides referred to epibatai, or heavy-armed sea soldiers in the Greek fleets, while Polybius, in the 3rd 2nd century bce, described milites classiarii ("soldiers of the fleet"), a category of Roman soldiers organized and specially armed for duty aboard warships.

While the American soldiers organized and coordinated their part of the battle on the outpost here, the Afghan soldiers did not participate.