Sentence examples for the army set out to from inspiring English sources

The army set out to clear these areas.

Naser Jason Abdo of the Army set out to build the pressure-cooker bombs described in Inspire magazine.

In the spring of 2009, the Army set out to destroy the group by attacking the Swat Valley with helicopters, tanks, and artillery.

After several days of rest, the army set out with the apparent intention of crossing the Eastern Ghats directly west of Vellore.

It was always in autumn and winter that the Durrānī-led armies set out to the east; when summer's heat approached, they beat a tactical retreat to the hills from which they had come.

On July 5 and 6 the French army set out reluctantly to march to south of the Loire River, where it was later disbanded.

Ashinas crossed the Cilician Gates on 19 June, and the caliph himself with his main army set out on the march two days later.

The Crusaders built the small fort and it was from here that their army set out for the Battle of Hattin in 1187, where their massive defeat by Saladin, Kurdish Sultan of Egypt and Syria, led to the Muslim re-conquest of the Crusader-held Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.