Sentence examples for to alliance from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being allied.
The Taliban were surrounded, according to alliance commanders.
Land trusts usually win in court — though many cases are settled, according to alliance records.
Yet almost no American bombs have struck here, according to alliance commanders.
Excitement over the Woolwich results spilled over to Alliance & Leicester, which ended 421C2p better at 8861C2p.
Many hundreds, Afghans and foreigners alike, have surrendered to alliance forces.
Almost half of that amount, $178 million, went directly to Alliance Capital as an advisory fee.
American planes are dropping ammunition and other military supplies to alliance forces.
He will only succeed by patient application to alliance-building.
He said that he had been impressed at first with PLP's commitment to alliance-building, and its willingness to attempt to organize from within the armed forces.
These fund managers, meanwhile, seem inclined to overlook the company's complex and intriguing ties to Alliance Distributors.
I (letter from Aladdin Solutions, Inc. to Alliance Data Systems Corporation (Jan . 25 , 2008.
