Sentence examples for troop work from inspiring English sources

Volunteer to lead a troop, work on a project or otherwise help girls achieve the confidence, teamwork, and leadership skill they need to become the next Bill Gates.

The troop worked with Blythedale, and the hospital has now hosted two half-day workshops for Girl Scouts throughout Westchester and Putnam Counties.

In a telephone interview after he returned tonight to Incirlik Air Base, where he boarded his own plane to fly back to New York, Mr. Bloomberg said that he was struck by the harsh conditions under which the troops work.

American troops work closely with NATO forces in Europe, thousands of foreign officers come to the nation's war colleges each year, and the armed services regularly exchange officers with other nations.

Antil said the UN troops work mainly to secure towns and major thoroughfares, not coordinate attacks and offensives.

The troops work reportedly in cramped quarters at somewhat remote sites in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, and Nebraska at a job that demands intense vigilance but little activity other than sitting at launch control panels and monitoring screens.

Every day, in every zip code in America, local troops work with girls to develop the skills, confidence, tenacity and vision that young women will need to lead in the 21st century.

The book was printed by Republican troops working with improvised presses near the front lines.

Yes, those civilians and troops working in Iraq need security to do their work.

In addition, there are British special operations troops working in tandem with the Americans.

But it is also important to the United States to shield troops working in good faith under difficult and dangerous conditions.