Sentence examples for were demobilised from inspiring English sources

Some 850 vigilantes were demobilised in Medellín in November.

While serving, Berry worked with Randolph Churchill and made the acquaintance of a Major James Riddell, who announced that he wrote children's books and that, once they were demobilised, he would like Berry to illustrate them.

More than two million men were called into the British armed forces between the end of the second world war and May 1963, when the last of them were demobilised.

Family incomes may well have doubled between 1947 and 1973, but in the post-war period millions of men were demobilised from the armed forces and moved back to civilian life.

When the Polish soldiers were demobilised he was taken to Edinburgh Zoo where he eventually died in 1963.

Those not involved in fighting or occupation duties were demobilised.

He was demobilised in Britain and opted to stay there.

While he waited to be demobilised, George's father was hunting for a farm for him.

They thought by killing him, the tappers' movement would be demobilised, but they made him immortal.

He then undertook officer training before seeing active service in Italy, being demobilised as a major.

After a brief period of military service he was demobilised in Vichy.