Sentence examples for produced armies from inspiring English sources

It was the best in the region and produced armies of well-educated professionals.

Distinct schools of thought grew around different sets of answers, and the ensuing debates produced armies of defenders and critics.

Nimoy did military service from 1953 to 1955, during which time one of his duties was producing army talent shows.

Indigenous to the high plateau of south-east Kazakhstan, and the adjacent areas of China and Kyrgyzstan, the Russian dandelion produces a high quality of natural rubber and was used by the Soviet Union during the second world war to produce army vehicle tyres.

The spread of mobile phones, many with cameras, produced an army of unofficial campaign monitors, alert to any violation.

The world's largest shareholder-funded energy giant has plenty of cash – and opportunities, now that the drop in oil prices has produced an army of willing sellers.

Wielding James Bond technology that can now be mass produced, an army of amateurs is quietly redrawing the boundaries of privacy in public spaces -- unknown to most of their subjects.

But the movement has produced an army of volunteers who are making their presence felt in the tangled world of Spain's foreclosure system — perhaps the harshest in Europe — which usually leaves former homeowners in debt for the rest of their lives.

Philadelphia supported the war with soldiers, ammunition, and war ships and its manufacturers produced many army uniforms.

Awarding multiple honors each, those hundreds of competitions produce veritable armies of prize winners, most with stellar technique, who must continue to battle one another for limited performing opportunities after their competition-sponsored concerts are over.

You take over factories and set them to produce more armies, tanks, etc., which then move on to take over yet more factories or battle other players.