Sentence examples for the troops of from inspiring English sources

NATO's hydrogen bombs are still guarded by the troops of their host countries.

Unwilling to be accused of depriving the troops of funds, they stripped the withdrawal provision.

Their overall commander, currently a Spanish general, cannot order around the troops of constituent countries.

There is also an initial nonrefundable eligibility fee to the troops of $1,200.

Ambulances were summoned while the troops of a Scottish regiment cleared the angry Arab crowds at the bayonet point.

The city was destroyed by the troops of Shihuangdi, founder of the Qin dynasty (221 207 bc).

And the Russian-backed fighters then going on to inflict a humiliating defeat on the troops of  Kiev at Debeltseve.

Caecina then sided with Vitellius, who had been proclaimed emperor by the troops of Upper and Lower Germany.

We will learn something quite significant this morning about the timings, and to familiarise the troops of their duties.

Kiza is a widely revered figure (even the troops of his rival, General Vita, speak admiringly of his powers).

(I sympathize with the troops of American travelers in clunky running shoes, but I refuse to join them).