Sentence examples for troop is from inspiring English sources

One troop is a group.

A troop is a group, a collective noun.

As such, it ought to take a singular verb, as in "the cavalry troop is advancing".

We no longer say, "The troop is"; we say, "The troops are".

In snowboards, Burton's Troop is a new women's freestyle board designed for lightweight, aggressive riders.

His troop is chartered to a church where the doctrine of that faith also teaches that homosexuality is wrong.

The heavy weapons troop was No. 4 Troop.

Killing troops is rarely mentioned.

The surge of troops is pointless.

"More troops is a side issue".

"Tribute On Troops" is an example.