Sentence examples for so army from inspiring English sources

So "Army of Darkness" would appeal to small children if it were not also too gruesome for them, since Ash does after all wield a chain saw.

There is barely a Palestinian who does not view Islamic Jihad's ambush as an entirely just response to a situation where 120,000 Palestinians are held hostage to the messianic ambitions of a few hundred armed settlers and their 1,500 or so army protectors.

Colonel Jim Stokes, a psychiatrist who monitors the work of the six hundred or so Army psychologists assigned to combat-stress-control roles, said that, while many soldiers are able to cope with the killing they've done, killing is "a stressor in its own category".

"This phase is near complete," one officer explained, "but the expectation is that small groups will still try and break though the defenses, so army patrols will remain vigilant in these border areas to catch illegal entries".

So armies got stuck in the same trenches for years and whenever one side attacked, the defenders had the advantage.

By weight, these explosives pack far more destructive power than TNT, so armies often use them in shells, bombs, mines, mortars and many types of conventional ordinance.

A great deal of astronomy is time-consuming scut work — almost impossible to do on the much sought-after massive telescopes on Chilean mountaintops; so armies of amateurs get to it.

So armies of ginseng seekers forage in the country's thickly forested mountains where wild ginseng can be found — if it can be found at all — in nooks with the right mix of air, sunlight and humidity.

So armies of peasants were forced to go out into the fields and bang on pots and pans and shout, in order to scare the birds into the air.

So the army calls Reacher.

So the army general Jehu in about 842 led a military coup.