Sentence examples for out of troop from inspiring English sources

So a recent music video showing a khaki-clad AKB48, Japan's doe-eyed pop sensation, clambering in and out of troop carriers, singing things like "Show us your guts", must have seemed a recruiting sergeant's dream.

The heavy accumulation, combined with the detonation of explosives planted underneath enemy positions, resulted in huge snowslides that took out thousands of troops from each side.

Mr. Museveni announced that he would soon pull out thousands of troops, though leaving several battalions in key areas in Congo.

(Trump is also reportedly planning on pulling out thousands of troops from Afghanistan).

Early in the winter, Washington sent out detachments of troops to systematically remove any remaining provisions and livestock from convenient access by the British.

"We've seen a continuous thinning out of troops, and it has to stop," General Clark said.

May described the elevated threat level and the rolling out of troops as "a proportionate and sensible response" to the bombing.

The president's men worried that if the riots spread any further, the federal government would run out of troops to quell them.

Now we have failure being termed success, "running out of troops" renamed "return on success," and "unending occupation" being labeled "enduring relationship".

Meanwhile, the idea that bombing will bring the Iranian regime to its knees — and bombing is the only option, since we've run out of troops — is pure wishful thinking.

We know that nature abhors a vacuum, and so does geopolitics; a pull out of troops all too often creates a vacuum that fills with bloodshed.