Sentence examples for troop out from inspiring English sources

At around midday, office workers troop out, in groups of three or four, and sometimes even seven or eight, to find a good spot in their favourite restaurant.

"Most officials have never met the Secretary of State [Michael Gove] other than when he will troop out a few chosen people for the new year party, Mr Grace-like from Grace Brothers, and tell us we've all done terribly well and then disappear," said Mr Loughton.

Obviously, a presidential nominee Chris Christie wouldn't necessarily have to troop out in the service of a candidate who might taint Christie's chances with the association.

For a few rupees or handfuls of rice, they are said to demand and get sex with dalit women, typically just after sundown, when the villagers troop out to the fields to ablute.

They would troop out to street corners dressed in colorful and ornate capes and leather — vivid imaginings of what ancient Israelites might look like transported into the urban culture of New York City.

"How can you be so cynical?" As television crews troop out to the balcony to shoot the light traffic wheeling around the Tower of London, a good laugh is had all around the living room.

First, Port Authority officials trooped out to Eugene.

We have to get our troops out".

Congolese officials had wanted all of the troops out by the end of 2011.

But as the models came trooping out, I didn't pay much attention to the backdrop.

"We're pulling our troops out for political reasons, not for military purposes," Maj.