Sentence examples for original army from inspiring English sources

The trumpet bloke's here, Billy Cooper, along with one of the original Army men, Paul Burnham.

The march, completed by only a fifth of the original army, was a defeat in all ways but one: it returned Mao from the political wilderness to power.

Then have a look at this one — it is the original Army footage and has no sound, which, for me, adds to the impact.

Warrior is somewhat different from the original Army training game, which is on the Warrior disk and is accessible by using a code found at cheat sites like gamewinners.com.

The sentence fell in the middle of the range of punishments meted out against the nine original Army reservists shown in photographs of abuse at the prison, with the "ringleader" of the abuse getting a 10-year sentence and one soldier who failed to report the maltreatment getting no jail time.

An Al Qaeda affliate, the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM), has a battalion comprised of Uighurs that has been fighting since 2012 in northwest Syria alongside the Al Nusra Front, the original army battling President Bashar al-Assad.

The Korea Central News Agency lauded the North Korean leader for his "forced march to victory with his original army-centered revolutionary leadership".

Kate's coat is a way off the original army-issue version (the trenchcoat started as a practical gabardine raincoat which came as standard issue during the First World War – hence its name): fresh from the label's spring/summer collection, her coat cost £650 and is now available in the shops.

The cavalry, always easier to raise, were mainly veterans drawn from the original armies of Manchester, the earl of Essex, and Sir William Waller; the infantry included some veterans from the armies, with a majority of pressed men drawn from London, the east, and southeast.

In this warm-hearted affair, the original Tartan army discuss their rise (shifting 75,000 records a day circa 1975) and fall (literally stealing the spotlight from each other by 1978).

In August 2008 Ṣadr's plan to reorganize his militia was realized in the launch of al-Mumahhidūn ("Those Who Pave the Way"), an unarmed wing of JAM that Ṣadr declared would focus on social and religious programs; only a small, specialized portion of the original Mahdī Army was to remain armed.