See articleTrouble and strifeGeneral Laurent Nkunda, who leads a mainly Tutsi rebel group in north-east Congo, remained poised to capture Goma, the area's main town, while many thousands of civilians fled from his troops' path.
"This administration still has no clear exit strategy for our troops, no path to political reconciliation, and no accounting of the costs to our budget or economy," Mr. Schumer said.
Miliband promises he hasn't spent paternity leave holed up with books but the advisers who troop up the path up to the Dartmouth Park house to work on one side of double doors in the large reception room have refined the campaign pitch.
News analysts called the presence of American troops in the path of Saddam Hussein's "megalomaniacal and hegemonic" ambitions a tripwire.
Russian troops blazed a path of destruction as they chased the remnants of the rebel force through towns like Katyr-Yurt and Shaami-Yurt.
The friends and colleagues trooped down the path: Leslie Shakespeare, the director, and Joe Bernstine, the co-founder of the Concordance Institute — genus think tank, of which Ilka was, and poor Jimmy had been, junior members — and their colleagues the Ayes, the Zees, the Cohns, and the Stones.
Democratic leaders continued to demand Mr. Bush set more concrete milestones on the path to troop withdrawals.
As a student, I planted myself in the path of troop trains carrying the youths Nixon dispatched to an unwinnable war.
Nearly everyone who participates attests to the anxiety and satisfaction of having the public troop along one's paths, surveying one's borders, cooing querulously as it passes.
Two tour buses pulled up and 80 chaperoned teenagers -- high school honors students from Tennessee -- trooped up the front path in flip-flops, gypsy skirts, Robosapien T-shirts, dreadlocks and gold purses.
Xiphias led his troops along a steep path that led him into the Bulgarians' rear.
