Sentence examples for warrior support from inspiring English sources

Thanks to "Cracking the Code" — which, by his count, has spawned "CtC Warrior" support groups in 48 states — Hendrickson has found, as he puts it, "a more productive" way to fight the income tax.

His involvement includes other programs that benefit military and their families including Birdies for the Brave and the Military Warrior Support Foundation's "Homes4WoundedHeroes" program.

Mesmerized by Alcina, Ruggiero completely forgets his virtuous fiancée, Bradamante, who arrives at the island disguised as a warrior, supported by her friend Melisso and determined to wrest her beloved back to reality.

Curry, it's true, benefits from a stellar Warriors support cast: his achievements this season would never have been possible without the dogged defending of Andre Iguodala, Draymond Green's snappy distribution, or the tweets of Andrew Bogut.

Briers' vision then teed up Westwood, who hit a glorious line to crash over and stun the Warriors' support into silence.

We will keep faith with our veterans – investing in world-class care, including mental health care, for our wounded warriors; supporting our military families; and giving our veterans the benefits, education, and job opportunities they have earned.

Nitta Yoshisada, (born 1301, Kōzuke province, Japan died Aug. 17, 1338, Echizen province) Japanese warrior whose support of the imperial restoration of the emperor Go-Daigo was crucial in destroying the Kamakura shogunate, the military dictatorship that governed Japan from 1192 until 1333.

1301 Kozuke, Japan August 17, 1338 Echizen Province, Japan Nitta Yoshisada, (born 1301, Kōzuke province, Japan died Aug. 17, 1338, Echizen province) Japanese warrior whose support of the imperial restoration of the emperor Go-Daigo was crucial in destroying the Kamakura shogunate, the military dictatorship that governed Japan from 1192 until 1333.

1123 Japan February 12 , 1160Owari, Japan Minamoto Yoshitomo, (born 1123, Japan died Feb. 12, 1160, Owari Province, Japan) Japanese warrior whose support of Taira Kiyomori, the leader of the Taira clan, in the Hōgen Disturbance (1156) was decisive in a Taira victory over the Minamoto clan, headed by Yoshitomo's own father, Minamoto Tameyoshi.

For that reason, therefore, Hook could be counted as a "Cold Warrior" in support of the West during the Cold War.

At the beginning of the war, the tribes sent large groups of warriors to support the French in resisting the British advance and to raid British colonies.