Sentence examples for regiments of a from inspiring English sources

In time of peace these consisted of usually small regiments of a few hundred men, but at their extreme they could number up to 10,000, including cavalry and artillery.

The maximum daily dose of formoterol in the treatment of asthma is eight inhalations, or 36 mcg; however, for temporary regiments of a few days, 12 inhalations, or 54 mcg, are also allowed.

He received command of the 12th Regiment of Chasseurs-a-Cheval.

In 1803, with Napoleon's military reorganization, the title Chef-de-Brigade reverted to colonel; Defrance retained his command of the 12th Regiment of Chasseurs-a-Cheval.

The units that landed were the 6th Volunteer Regiments of Illinois and Massachusetts, an Artillery battalion, five battery companies, two engineer companies and a medical unit.

Recognizing this possibility, he began redeploying the Royalist force: two regiments of cavalry and a regiment of infantry under his command would occupy Essex, while two regiments under Charles Gerard would push through the gap in the Parliamentarian line.

The first, under Lieutenant Colonel Edmund Eyre, was composed of the 40th and 54th Regiments of Foot and a Loyalist provincial regiment, Cortlandt Skinner's New Jersey Volunteers.

The regiments consisted of a headquarters and three squadrons; 522 men and horses in each regiment.

Fulfilling her mission, of course, involves her getting into a fight with a regiment of assailants in a drinking-and-eating establishment roughly the size of Hunan Province.

But if Poland joins the Union, it will bring with it regiments of farmers, all wanting an equal share.

He was made second lieutenant of artillery in the regiment of La Fère, a kind of training school for young artillery officers.