Sentence examples for whole regiments from inspiring English sources

Just as transistors took their place, so AI will probably turf out whole regiments of white-collar workers.

One of his aunts had known the Chinese Christian Gen. Feng Yu-hsiang, who baptized whole regiments with a hose-pipe.

Men became lost during the night — whole regiments got lost, even guides got lost — and by dawn entire divisions were so hopelessly entangled that it became necessary to postpone the attack until April 6, perhaps a fatal error.

What this meant in cold terms was the destruction of whole regiments, often comprising (as in the cases of Newfoundland and Ulster) entire communities back home who had volunteered as a body and stayed together in arms.

A whole regiment of skeletons has taken up residence in his closet.

On the Park Avenue mall, in the 60's, there's a whole regiment of them, all two inches high last weekend.

On the Park Avenue mall, in the 60's in Manhattan, there's a whole regiment of them, all two inches high last weekend.

Confederate Gen. Sterling Price offered a bounty to his men, adding that he would rather get the eagle than a whole regiment.

She sympathises especially with Marian Barry, a surgeon of the 1850s who posed as a man, and with a whole regiment of feisty women who dressed as men in order to be soldiers.

And I am aware that a percentage of the people who enjoy Sark are vociferously and strangely threatened by the UN, "riff-raff", gels who wear trousers, variations to the Book of Common Prayer and a whole regiment of looming horrors predicted in a number of newspapers and daytime television programmes.

Still, you don't need to have a whole regiment of correspondents, producers and camera crews suited up and ready to go 24/7.