Sentence examples for plenty of troops from inspiring English sources

Groups that depend on government assistance can usually muster plenty of troops to fight budget reductions.

Though not a declared candidate, Goldwater had plenty of troops at the Republican Party's 1960 Chicago convention.

Of course, keeping plenty of troops in Iraq means no one can say this isn't keeping with McCain's dreamy vision for 2108 — that we'll still be fighting in Iraq.

It was a lesson that Secretary Powell learned from the elders of the people swirling around the streets on mopeds, cycles and beaten-up vans below his hotel room tonight that ensured that the United States committed plenty of troops in the Persian Gulf war and that Washington refrained from military action in Bosnia during his watch as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

MOSCOW -- To commemorate the 65th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany, Russia staged an impressive Victory Day celebration on May 9, with plenty of troops and military hardware rolling through Red Square and a display of air power in the sky above Moscow.

For the moment, there are still plenty of American troops around to do the containing, but all American combat troops are due to pull out by next summer.

There were plenty of KFOR troops to occupy Kosovo in June, but policing it was among their last priorities.

iPhone Gamevil's WWII-themed tactical RPG game makes its way onto iPhone, offering plenty of campaigns, troops and unlockable abilities and treasures.

"Do not worry if you do not survive the assault, as we have plenty of backup troops who will just go in over you," Royal Navy commandos were told, as if, having failed to survive the assault, they might be worrying about anything at all.

Of course, the U.S. already has plenty of ground troops on the Korean peninsula.

France and Russia have plenty of elite troops to carry out this raiding function.