Sentence examples for set of army from inspiring English sources

But the current government has its own set of army officers, including Prime Minister Camille Vital, a former colonel who promoted himself to general this year, right around the time he dismissed Mr. Rakotonandrasana as the army chief of staff.

Gen. Charles Bundel, told him that updating the complete set of Army training manuals would take 18 months, Marshall offered him three months, and then four months, to do the job.

"The bandits don't know whether my truck is loaded or not," said Hatam Suleiman, a Jordanian driver, as he waited for his convoy to be handed off from one set of Army escorts to another.

Much more complicated than the mammalian penis and vagina, insect genitalia are made up of numerous intricate parts--a male cockroach's genitals, for instance, includes a set of "Swiss army knife -type gadgetry.

So do the very cautious experiments of Augustus in setting army pay and army size.

The president set the army on the protestors, most of whom were of Andean Indian descent.

Stroheim marshalls colossal (and colossally expensive) sets, an army of extras, and a cast of disturbingly plausible grotesques who display a wide spectrum of human failings, but the prime source of his teeming realism is visual: he bangs out angles that slice up the action, like a Cubist swordsman, and puts them together with a pre-Eisensteinian cunning.

The justification for this was found in the Articles of Confederation, which allowed the Continental Congress to set up an army in time of war, but was not obligated to levy taxes.

"It was like, seeing myself in rule of a kingdom and setting up armies of sexual amongst other sins immoral solders to kill innocent people.

Set rules about what kind of army units you want your alliance to build, what time deadline to set for player inactivity, and what to do with not following orders.

The real reason Rush is doing a slow-burn on his show and setting loose his army of Internet flame throwers is that his dream of owning an NFL franchise is going up in smoke.