Sentence examples for whole troop from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, a tree in fruit can feed a whole troop.
"There are a whole troop of merchants that have grown up around that realization".
Still, that is far more than the couple of hundred that the typical scout sells each year and will be enough to win a trip to camp for herself, though not for the whole troop.
Instead of a battle scene, he depicted a whole troop of naked, twisting, posing, and extremely well-muscled men, who are caught bathing in a river just as the battle alarm sounds.
"In the full form of the story I keep not one, but a whole troop of wild boars, expressly in order to chase off Tolkien fans who are imagined to lurk in the woods that surround my house," he said.
A tiger-striped giant Alexa in purple looks an early bid for bag-of-the-season, but faces stiff competition from a darling quilted-denim pale blue Lily and a whole troop of lovely new Bayswaters, from versions of the classic tan leather to pink ones sporting a corsage.
Tapper asks for clarity on the whole "removing troop vis a vis the 'fighting season'" thing, pointing out that the generals in Afghanistan generally prefer to not draw down during a "fighting season," because, you know, fighting season is all right for fighting.
"A whole railway troops battalion or two were used to build the road to that dacha," Baranets said in an interview with The Times.
There wasn't a ruffle or a flourish in the whole sad little troop, but the males among them knew what had to be known, could do what had to be done, and did it.
For a whole day these troops raced each other along the stream, but gradually the Red vanguard, the pick of all the Red Army, pulled away from the enemy's tired soldiers, whose rests were longer and more frequent, whose energy seemed more spent, and who were perhaps none too anxious to die for a bridge.
I said, sarcastically, "Wouldn't it be simpler if I made your pancakes in my kitchen?" She agreed, and the whole Ludlow family trooped round and sat in my living room watching Jerry Springer while I tossed in the kitchen until my wrist was aching.
