Sentence examples for their garrison from inspiring English sources

From here they harried Yorkists, at one point burning down their garrison at Denbigh.

The twin brothers, armed with automatic rifles, fled their garrison in Solnechnogorsk, north of Moscow, and settled in a cafe.

In colonial times, the British would shift their garrison headquarters from Rawalpindi to the cool peaks of Murree, just north of present day Islamabad.

His victims are mostly Christians, but they also include his own daughter Abigail, who has fled to a nunnery, and a troop of Turkish soldiers burned alive in their garrison.

Ontario towns and their "garrison mentality" provided the setting for Sara Jeannette Duncan's portrayal of political life in The Imperialist (1904), Ralph Connor's The Man from Glengarry (1901), Stephen Leacock's satiric stories Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town (1912), and Mazo de la Roche's best-selling Jalna series (1927 60).

The Chinese now admit that the Lhasa revolt broke out on March 10th, and that an "all-out attack" on their garrison was launched on the 19th; but no whisper of news or comment came from Peking until the 28th, a week after the Indian government's revelations.

He soon required American and British forces to leave their garrisons on his country's soil.

But since summer, the Americans have pulled back to their garrisons and given up many security tasks to the Iraqis.

Because his son Jonathan had defeated one of their garrisons at Geba, the Philistines mustered an army to counterattack near Beth-aven (probanotherother name for Bethel).

The security force will patrol Kabul while the Northern Alliance fighters who have maintained control will be confined to their garrisons there.

Mali and Mauritania, for example, do not have the means to talk to each other from their garrisons, which in some cases are only a couple hundred miles apart.