Sentence examples for troopers of from inspiring English sources

Like so much of Olympic competition these days, the sport comes off as a battle between scientifically modified troopers of various dysfunctional republics and empires.

Upon their return, the lawmakers accused Texas state troopers of harassing their spouses, even of tracking one down at a neonatal clinic where her twins were born prematurely.

He explained that he brought his first profiling lawsuit against the state police in 1970, accusing troopers of singling out longhaired young people for traffic stops.

The New School was also an attraction because of the presence of what Anatole Broyard, in his flavorful memoir of Village life in the nineteen-forties, "Kafka Was the Rage," called "the storm troopers of humanism".

In thirty years of directing, she has survived both the storm troopers of political correctness and the reverence attendant on a three-hundred-and-fifty-thousand-dollar MacArthur "genius" award.

This was reinforced when the commander of the elite revolutionary guards, the shock troopers of Iranian power, said earlier in the week that he approved the president's manoeuvres in New York but considered his conversation with Obama premature.

"A lot of the troopers down there received trooper-of-the-year awards for doing that job," Mr. Lennon said.

We were the storm-troopers of diversity, decades before that term was even invented.

"The music was so loud that in some houses it was knocking pictures off walls and rattling windows," said Colleen Anuszewski, the resident state trooper of Stafford.

In fact he bowls a bit like his father, Tim the Trooper of Hampshire – a nickname that hinted at his military medium pace.

Mr. Monegan told The Anchorage Daily News that Mr. Palin had showed him some of the findings of a private investigator the family had hired and accused the trooper of a variety of misdeeds, including drunken driving and child abuse.