Sentence examples for troops existed from inspiring English sources

Williams, newly arrived at Kandahar Airfield, in Afghanistan, in 2007, pointed out the weirdness of the environment in which the troops existed: "There's snow there, there's a desert, and there's a fucking hockey rink.

(This is pure invention; no such troops exist).

While no definitive number of Roman troops exists, all sources agree that the Carthaginians faced a considerably larger foe.

Homes for Our Troops exists to give these veterans, at no cost, a barrier-free home that "gives back" the freedom and independence they once enjoyed.

"The gay community has thrown the transgender community under the bus," said Aaron Belkin, the author of "How We Won: Progressive Lessons From the Repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.'" Belkin allowed that not much is known about the issue apart from the fact that these troops exist, but he called the fight for transgender inclusion in the military the "next big struggle".

The very idea that United States is supporting Palestinian troops would have been unthinkable not long ago -- these very troops previously existed to resist occupation of Israel, America's closest ally in the region.

When the Warsaw Pact existed, Nato troops were positioned in such a way that any attack would collectively involve most of the allies.

Robert Chase, a professor of history of Stony Brook College in New York, told The Independent that the banner – under which the troops of Robert E Lee fought – existed as both on the flags of various southern states, but also a powerful cultural symbol.

The problem is many of those troops don't exist.

A recent investigation by Helmand's provincial council found that approximately 40% of enlisted troops did not exist.

The backlogs are worst in some states sending the most troops, and discrepancies exist in pay levels.