Sentence examples for troop onto from inspiring English sources

My husband and I, who had visited in 2014, got to lead the troop onto the ferry along the Chao Phraya River to take everyone to the Temple of Dawn and the Royal Palace.

THE tens of thousands of tourists who troop onto Long Island invariably gravitate to restaurants to savor the season, particularly places that offer outdoor, waterfront and water-view dining.

Then, in their nightly routine, the Nowhere and Everywhere Aces troop onto the bus, eat a late-night fast-food dinner and climb into an unfamiliar bed, but with no worries about rent or electricity or, for some, with the dream of moving up the professional ladder.

Hyper! 8 02pm: Ah, this is splendid: the teams troop out onto the pitch with kaleidoscopic colours in the crowd providing a picturesque backdrop and tickertape cascading down from the stands.

Miss Boriotti, the assistant principal, would check to see if it had begun to rain seriously, and if it hadn't, the school would troop out onto the schoolyard to release 800 balloons (one per child)into the skies of Greenwich Village.

The defense minister finally deployed troops onto the streets.

Kurdish officials said the brigade has asked them to allow 5,000 troops onto Iraqi soil.

The officials said the United States had no intention of sending combat troops onto Pakistani territory.

I would not have been surprised if a corps of baton twirlers had trooped onto the stage.

The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in the summer of 1990 prompted the Saudi monarch, King Fahd, to invite half-a-million infidel (mainly American) troops onto his soil.

Thus, on taking over as president in 2006, Felipe Calderón turned to the army as a stopgap, sending thousands of troops onto the streets of northern cities.