Sentence examples for which armies from inspiring English sources

One was vanity, to which armies are far from immune.

The Imam described a battle in which armies of the faithful had defeated much larger forces of the infidel.

It was also the first war in which armies widely employed aerial reconnaissance (by means of balloons).

(He has written of his hope, as a professor, to present economics as "a contested terrain on which armies of ideas clash mercilessly").

Alvaro Gonçalves of Stratus, a Brazilian private-equity firm, appears dismayed at the speed with which "armies" of global investment firms are arriving.

Interning has become like a lottery in which armies of young people compete for a few precious jobs, says Mr Perlin.

7 Which leader, together with a number of spacemen, survived a shooting by which army deserter?

3. The title character of Shaw's "Major Barbara" was an officer in which army? 4.

The siege, in which army troops fought militants holed inside the mosque compound, turned into a great controversy across Pakistan.

"Mounting an operation in which army, security forces and militiamen act together is no easy feat," says one military analyst.

This was the one in which army major Richard Streatfeild reflected from Kabul on how cricket illuminates the Afghan political situation.