Sentence examples for sent armies from inspiring English sources
Most of Congo's neighbours sent armies into the melée, and bands of tribal gangsters took part, murdering, raping and pillaging.
Her antecedents were the rancorous, meddlesome Macedonian queens who routinely poisoned brothers and sent armies against sons.
To this end the Hongwu emperor repeatedly sent armies northward and northwestward to punish resurgent Mongol groups and prevent any reconsolidation of Mongol power.
They recognized some sort of Byzantine hegemony, except for the brief periods when the Ottonian emperors sent armies from the north.
The industry has sent armies of lobbyists to the Capitol to persuade lawmakers to oppose the measure and is helping to underwrite a nationwide radio advertising campaign.
In the Seven Years' War (1756 63), both the French and British sent armies to south India; the French were defeated at Wandiwash (1760), and the British captured Pondicherry (1761).
Mr. Trudeau sent army troops to Quebec and suspended civil liberties there under Canada's War Measures Act.
The democracy movement was jolted to life after 1968 when President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz sent army troops to fire on a Mexico City student demonstration, killing dozens.
Thus George Bush and Tony Blair played straight into the hands of al-Qaeda by responding to 9/11 by sending armies in.
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.
