Sentence examples for the troop of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the troop of" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to a group of people in a more poetic way. For example, "The troop of adventurers marched onward, undeterred by the stormy skies overhead."
There was the sirdar, or chief porter, our cook and his assistant, and then the troop of basic carriers and luggers.
After more than a decade of study, he returned in 157 ce to Pergamum, where he served as chief physician to the troop of gladiators maintained by the high priest of Asia.
But in their quest, these groups have created another tribe in search of wealth: the troop of genealogists, historians, treaty experts, lobbyists and lawyers they hire to guide them through the process.
"He doesn't do things the way other D.A.'s go about their cases," said Trooper Bill Satkowski, the public information officer for the troop of the Pennsylvania State Police that covers Wayne County.
Even the troop of public school peace officers and the 1,500 fans on hand spent a mostly uneventful night as the championship game of the Public Schools Athletic League between Tottenville and Monroe moved along.
The Friendly Sons -- fresh off a six-week, directed reading of the whole of "Ulysses," which they completed with members of the St . Bonifaceparish -- plan to have a banner and a bagpiper accompanying the troop of celebrants, lest their presence go unnoticed.
"It's like the Trooping of Color".
The Trooping of the Color was this year's most stunning show to date.
The city was destroyed by the troops of Shihuangdi, founder of the Qin dynasty (221 207 bc).
Caecina then sided with Vitellius, who had been proclaimed emperor by the troops of Upper and Lower Germany.
The Trooping of the Colour takes place in London in the presence of the Queen".
