Sentence examples for some troop from inspiring English sources

In August, Senator John Warner, the Virginia Republican, called for some troop withdrawals to begin before Christmas.

He said that helicopters came in unpredictably - some troop carriers with 40 seats, some medevacs with racks for two stretchers.

The younger Paul is more cautious, backing aid for Israel (at least until aid to less friendly countries is scrapped) and supporting some troop deployments abroad.

Many Republicans and Democrats agree that some troop withdrawal should begin soon, though major disagreements remain about how quick and deep the subsequent withdrawals should be.

Mr. Brown said the reluctance of some troop contributors to accept their share of the fighting has weakened the resolve of others in the 103,000-troop 103,000-troop prompted them to coalitionwithdrandng from the conflict.

Last Sunday, as "60 Minutes" prepared to broadcast its Woodward interview, the historian Niall Ferguson wrote in The New York Times that it was "chilling" to look at polls showing that the number of Americans who think the situation in Iraq was going well had fallen from 85percentto35percentcent in only a year, with half of Americans already wanting some troop withdrawal.

Some troops have moved out.

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The army has sent some troops in for this.

Some troops refused to say what force they belonged to.

But it said some troops were still straggling back.