Sentence examples for two troops from inspiring English sources

Two troops of the smallest scouts were shattered.

When you say "two troops," do you mean two military units or two individuals?

Two military officials said the two troops killed were crew members aboard a search-and-rescue helicopter on stand-by in support of the raids.

Scout leaders are planning on combining the two troops that lost eight girls into one and pairing the little girls who lost so many of their friends with Kelsea's troop of older scouts.

The Andrews Sisters sold more than 75 million records and became household names in the 1940s when they entertained World War Two troops in Africa, the United States and Europe.

In North Carolina, for example, at least two troops that had been sponsored by schools in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools system were told they would have to find new sponsors by the end of June.

Two troop-sized forces would conduct separate operations about an hour before the main landing.

Twenty thousand troops initially occupied the country.

Perhaps six thousand troops were stationed there.

Israel lost more than three hundred and sixty troops.

A million troops face each other.