Sentence examples for the garrison of from inspiring English sources

There is just a mutiny in the garrison of Kati" near the capital.

A dux of Palestine commanded the garrison of all three provinces.

"The garrison of religion in Egypt has special characteristics," Mr. Erian said, "tolerance and moderation".

The test came in 1314 when a large English army attempted to relieve the garrison of Stirling.

Meanwhile, his comrades in the 53rd witnessed the surrender of the garrison of Port Hudson on July 9.

My first experience of bombing was as a member of the garrison of Dover in November 1940.

Its Roman baths (parts of which survive) were built in the reign of Caracalla (211 217 ce) for the garrison of Strasbourg.

As a private in the Sixth Infantry, from 1862-1863, he comprised part of the garrison of Suffolk in Union-occupied southeast Virginia.

The sole exception was the garrison of Tobruk (dominated by the 9th Australian Division), which succeeded in repelling Rommel's successive efforts to storm that fortress.

The result was a mobilization of the garrison of Paris and the drafting into the city of ten additional regiments of infantry and two of cavalry.

Founded by the Romans in the 1st century B.C. as the garrison of Campilonum [10], Campione's administrative separation from its surroundings dates from A.D 777.