Sentence examples for regiment of men from inspiring English sources

Daniel Ulbricht and his regiment of men had the audience cheering on Saturday night in the third campaign, roles they repeated on Monday.

It was a motley crew: roughly 1 in 10 of the volunteers were foreign born; the regiment "consisted of men who were hostile to 'Negroes,' staunch Democrats, and Evangelical Christians, with profound pro-Union convictions," according to a historian.

"When a regiment of white men gave us three cheers as we were passing them, it shows that we did our duty as men".

Trautmann was one of only 90 survivors from a regiment of 1,000 men.

Barnes saw his force suddenly shrink from a regiment of 1,100 men to a battalion half that size.

During the Revolutionary War, he led a regiment of 400 men that tried to regain from the British a strategically placed farmhouse on the Gowanus Creek, now the Gowanus Canal.

Touch it if you like". As the visitors clambered onto the carriers and kicked the treads, Lieutenant Colonel Svetkov said he didn't know when his regiment of 1,500 men would leave, but he noted that neither they nor others would be disbanded on returning to the Soviet Union.

About a year into the war, his regiment of 700 men surrendered to the Japanese.

They merged with another battalion, forming a regiment of 500 men, with Johnson as colonel.

In Taunton, Monmouth was joined by many new supporters and formed a new regiment of 800 men.

In 1689, the Earl of Argyll's offer to raise a regiment of 600 men in aid of William was accepted.