Sentence examples for some garrison from inspiring English sources

Some Garrison hiking trails have redoubts that were used as lookouts during the Revolutionary War, when a heavy chain hung in the water between Garrison and West Point to block British vessels.

Starting in 125, several Roman commanders (Marcus Flaccus has been noted) had fought against Ligurian and Gallic tribes in southern France and had finally established a Roman sphere of influence there: a road had been built linking Italy with Spain, and some garrison posts probably secured it; finally, a colony was settled at Narbonne, an important road junction (c. 118).

Since it took over Mischief Reef in 1995, China has quarrelled with Vietnam over the Spratly Islands and installed some garrisons.

Children are also being moved from some garrisons by road.

"I look at this as probably some of the greatest athletes in our sport in quite some time," Garrison said.

Some of Garrison's staff begin to doubt his motives and disagree with his methods, so leave investigation.

Some troops garrisoned at Quebec were also sent to Saint-Jean.

The threat of war with Scotland was also neutralised, England giving up some isolated garrisons in exchange.

As the Army was now geared to a specific purpose, it could be reorganised to fit this role; any elements which did not fit could be discarded to help pay for the changes; this was to include the disbandment of ten infantry battalions and a number of surplus artillery batteries, and the withdrawal of some overseas garrisons.

This year, some of Ms. Garrison's friends in the department are having a tough time.

However, they decided not to occupy Greece but to garrison some cities for five years.