Sentence examples for send armies from inspiring English sources

Falcons kill doves the way human beings order pastrami on rye, not the way we send armies into battle.

Scotland also was embroiled in civil war, but, at one time or another, all the groups involved demonstrated a willingness to send armies into England.

Whenever they were in the ascendancy, the Catholic Irish were willing to send armies into England to assist Charles I, on condition that he give them religious freedom and effective control of the political institutions of the Irish kingdom.

Daniel Carpenter, a Harvard political scientist who studies the F.D.A., said it was not possible — or desirable — to send armies of F.D.A. inspectors across the globe to make sure food was safe for Americans.

How incredible it would have seemed to them, less than a hundred years later, that people would be using a click of their mouse to send armies to fight battles that might end in the death of so many others.

Even if they can no longer send armies off to war or parade around all the time with crowns and scepters, the royals can sleep easy knowing that their brand is still worth something.

"There has been an instruction to send army people into rural areas.

Thus George Bush and Tony Blair played straight into the hands of al-Qaeda by responding to 9/11 by sending armies in.

Her antecedents were the rancorous, meddlesome Macedonian queens who routinely poisoned brothers and sent armies against sons.

They recognized some sort of Byzantine hegemony, except for the brief periods when the Ottonian emperors sent armies from the north.

To this end the Hongwu emperor repeatedly sent armies northward and northwestward to punish resurgent Mongol groups and prevent any reconsolidation of Mongol power.