Sentence examples for which garrison from inspiring English sources

But William Mazzuca, the town supervisor of Philipstown, of which Garrison is a hamlet, said that figure probably overstated things.

THE HISTORY According to Don H. MacDonald, the town's historian, the land that is now Philipstown, of which Garrison is a part, was bought from the Wappingers Confederation of Indians in 1691 by Lambert Dorlandt and Jan Sybrant, both Dutch.

sa48hr.eventbrite.com CRANFILLS GAP A Fishy Tradition The tiny Central Texas town of Cranfills Gap, population 358, honors its Norwegian heritage at its annual dinner of traditional lutefisk (which Garrison Keillor once described as "a repulsive gelatinous fishlike dish that tasted of soap and gave off an odor that would gag a goat").

Tartus, which garrisons Moscow's growing Mediterranean fleet, is worth defending for the Kremlin.

At Deraa, Liman von Sanders received a report from the Fourth Army, which he ordered to withdraw to the Deraa to Irbid line without waiting for the troops which garrisoned the southern Hejaz.

There were 6,000 Ottoman soldiers with 30 guns in the II Corps, known as the Seria Group or Jordan Group, which garrisoned the Hejaz railway along the line from Ma'an southwards towards Mecca.

He began the construction near Fort-Saint-Frédéric of a larger fort, which was garrisoned but never completed.

"Some of my clients have had weekend homes in places like Rhinebeck and Woodstock and even the Hamptons, and found that they weren't getting to them as much as they would have wanted," said Melissa Carlton, associate broker at Houlihan Lawrence in Cold Spring, which borders Garrison to the north.

Instead these were annihilated in the battle of Kletsk on April 30, after which the garrison in Lyakhavichy surrendered to the Swedes on May 12 and the fortress was destroyed.

The khagan then ordered his men to fill the moat with green wood, so that it would not burn, which the garrison countered by throwing in dry wood as well.

In July 1922, both battleships helped to quash the first of the Tenente revolts (Revolução Tenentista), in which the garrison of Rio de Janeiro's Fort Copacabana rebelled and began bombarding the city.