Sentence examples for use of garrison from inspiring English sources

"Mayer's triumph is to show Garrison as a complicated human being, a fanatic to be sure, but one with a devoted family, a sense of humor and a brilliance of mind unexpected of one with so little formal education," Publisher's Weekly added, and Mr. Mayer "has done impressive research, especially in his use of Garrison's Boston-based newspaper, the Liberator, to explain its editor.

Characters getting stuck while making use of Garrison zones - a new feature that provides users with a fortress where they can manage their operations.

Behind the battery is a large room, 8.8 m by 6 m, forming a hall and kitchen, originally for the use of the garrison and containing a fireplace and oven.

Steele explains how a single energy manager has managed to cut the energy use of an MoD garrison in Dorset by 11% – the equivalent of 300,000 kilowatts – through training building managers in energy-saving techniques and identifying wasteful energy consumption.

Afterwards, Grant recommended continuation of a reformed Freedmen's Bureau, which Johnson opposed, but advising against the use of black troops in garrisons, which he believed encouraged an alternative to farm labor.

They eventually grew weary of garrison duty and complained that the use of their personal horses to transport goods had injured the animals.

Marshal Édouard Mortier, commanding the Badajoz garrison, made good use of the Allied delays.

"My mom used to chew gum and type at the same time," Susie Homola, 52, of Garrison, said.

This kind of garrison finish by St. John's has come back in style this year, as the Red Storm beat nationally ranked teams the way it used to.

She is the daughter of Jane Harris Schneider and Alfred R. Schneider of Garrison, N.Y.

Figure 3 provides a visual overview of Garrison et al.'s (2000) Community of Inquiry framework.