Sentence examples for some brigades of from inspiring English sources

There have been hints of friction in Tripoli as some brigades of fighters balk at decisions of the transitional rebel leadership, and militia members who came from east and west to invade the capital mark their jurisdictions, block by block, with spray paint.

Some 21 new brigades of gendarmerie, backed by anti-terrorist units, will patrol the area.

© George Plimpton · Extracted from the new introduction by George Plimpton to A House on the Heights by Truman Capote, published by The Little Bookroom at £10 From A House on the Heights The neighbourhood continued to possess, cheap rents aside, some certain appeal brigades of the gifted - artists, writers - began to discover.

I was a State Department civilian, embedded in turn with two Army brigades of some 3,000 men and women each, far from the embassy and the pronouncements of victory and whatever bright lights Iraq might have had.

In obedience to Lee's order, Magruder mustered some five thousand men from the brigades of Brigadier General Ambrose Wright, Major General William Mahone and half of the men from Armistead's brigade who were in the open battlefield.

Some 15,000 coalition forces, including three brigades of the US 3rd Infantry Division, are heading north towards Baghdad.

Some compare it to the Spanish Civil War in which international brigades of young men fought against General Franco.

Your brain at this moment is composed of brigades of tiny Bolivian soldiers.

"Its strength does not come from chemical weapons, arrays of artillery, or brigades of mobile missiles.

"Black Confederate Ghost Story" recalls a hick "handyman's / insistence that there were brigades of black / Confederates".

"They have got brigades of Scuds, a full Air Force and chemical weapons.