Sentence examples for troop will from inspiring English sources

You trust that if you do it right, Generation X moviegoers, for whom the Muppets are the near-sacred equivalents of the baby boomers' Howdy Doody troop, will welcome them back with open arms and misty eyes and take their children.

"The Lost Troop" will be part of your collection, "Bring Out the Dog," which comes out in March, and some of the characters here reappear in other stories in the book, including "Kattekoppen" and "Crossing the River No Name," which were also published in The New Yorker.

Personnel from the armed forces will line the procession route and the King's Troop will fire a 60-gun salute during the procession.

The Zoo's gorilla troop will be off exhibit for a few days of bonding.

A troop will usually occupy the same part of its range for three or four days before moving.

If you think that volunteering to lead your daughter's Girl Scout troop will interfere too much with what you have going on, just simply say no, you don't have time.

Our troops will come home.

American troops will leave.

No Russian troops will cross the border".

(But our troops will stay).

Our troops will not go into Iraq".