Sentence examples for require an army from inspiring English sources

It would require an army of volunteers.

The State Department is planning to roughly double its size in Iraq, to about 16,000 people, and it will require an army of private contractors to protect its personnel.

Although it seemed to require an army of people to take the show, which included a choir and an orchestra, to Versailles, it's fair to say that Mr. Galliano was protecting his house.

"The software can automate some things, but it's still going to require an army of experts to write the algorithms, who know particular businesses and markets, to tune and tweak the technology and really make it work".

Chip companies sell a complicated product to fickle, conservative electronics companies that require an army of people to support.

And even if the machines had their way with our content, it would still require an army of humans to verify each decision.

Egypt won, but lost a playoff in Sudan four days later that required an army of 15,000 security men to stage.

But winning the war, which required an army of about 200,000 men and huge expenditures on arms, has left the government's coffers almost empty.

Turning out your base requires an army of volunteers to go door to door, stuff envelopes and make telephone calls ("the ground war").

The work requires an army of musicians, which here included the Peabody Children's Chorus, the Morgan State University Choir, the Peabody-Hopkins Chorus and the Concert Artists of Baltimore.

Close by was a rank of young socialites -- Liz Cohen, Rachel Peters, Samantha and Serena Boardman -- who uniformly projected an air of tossed-off chic that requires an army of grooming professionals to maintain.