Sentence examples for remarkable troop from inspiring English sources

Guests at the new low-key luxury Rubondo Island Camp, the only property allowed on the island, have a unique opportunity to explore this undiscovered wilderness, filled with elephants, crocodiles and a remarkable troop of chimpanzees, rescued from zoos in the 1960s and now habituated to the wild.

Behind closed doors in Washington, there is widespread recognition that while our troops are remarkable, the great majority of our generals are not.

It's remarkable how long Italian troops fought and endured in the face of indescribable hardship.

Our troops are making remarkable progress in routing the insurgents.

The most remarkable observation, however, was that the troop had apparently maintained the peace despite a complete turnover in the male population.

Given the couple of hundred years that made triumphalism a kind of American sacrament, it's nothing short of remarkable that the young are no longer willing to troop to movie theaters to see such films.

What is remarkable is that the number of boys enrolling in troops has not increased proportionally, Ms. Fairrer said.

For a man with a proven record of concealment, to choose not to comply, even as American and British troops were massing on his border, was remarkable.

It would be a remarkable score for peace if some of the American troops and transportation planes were diverted from Djibouti to save lives in Ethiopia.

In addition to its usual statements about "both sides remaining calm", the site NKNews picked up a remarkable development from the Chinese blogosphere: evidence of large-scale troop movements along the Chinese-North Korean border.

None of the roughly 48,000 troops in Iraq were killed in August, a remarkable if fragile achievement, officials said.