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Sentence using the word army. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use army in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for army.

• Go into the Army. (10)
• He was in the Army, sir. (8)
• An army has a personality. (1)
• Jealous of the army, she? (10)
• What made him chuck the Army? (8)
• The whole army was moving by its left. (7)
• And echoed round her army, now her chain. (10)
• I thought the honour of the army at stake. (10)
• The rest of his army was standing its ground. (7)
• There were Englishmen in the army of Austria. (10)
• What rank was he to take in the liberating army? (10)
• They talked of the state of the Army: we are moving. (10)
• Her father had left the army, and was building railroads. (9)
• Pepperell was created a baron and a colonel in the Army. (19)
• The army of Austria was in those days the Austrian Empire. (10)
• But they know not the Uggard customs of exterminating the army. (7)
• Do you think there is any good in helping to Frenchify our army? (10)
• Fleet and army now only waited a given signal to attack the city. (19)
• Army or Navy for gentlemen, if they stick to the school of honour. (10)
• I myself prefer the Navy to the Army; I have no right to complain. (10)
• Dancy, for the honour of the Army, avoid further scandal if you can. (8)
• The merit of being one of her army of admirers was accorded to him. (10)
• The offices of the Adjutant-General of the British Army were at No. (18)
• She had clung to the skirts of the army as far as the field of Custozza. (10)
• When Merthyr stood in sight of Milan an army was issuing from the gates. (10)
• Each army offered battle everywhere, but would accept it only on its own terms. (7)
• Colonel Pierson, of the Austrian army, my uncle (did you meet him at Brookfield? (10)
• Behold such army gathering: ours the spur, No scattered foe to face, but Lucifer. (10)
• Behold such army gathering; ours the spur, No scattered foe to face, but Lucifer. (10)
• We subsist on what private income he has, and his pension: he was an army doctor. (10)
• And setting aside for a moment thoughts of an army, we create more valuable citizens. (10)
• I guarantee a trusty army and navy under a contract, at two-thirds of the present cost. (10)
• Previously in Sarkeld I had noticed members of the diminutive army to smile down on them. (10)
• But I am myself uncertain what it is that these good souls dislike to have the army prevent. (7)
• The invaders, hearing the repeated trumpet blasts, thought a vast Canadian army opposed them. (19)
• The Press answered them boldly, with the appalling statement that we had no navy and no army. (10)
• Nothing more fatal can be done for a country; but for an army it is a simple measure of wisdom. (10)
• An army in line-of-battle awaiting attack, or prepared to deliver it, presents strange contrasts. (1)
• After much miserable wandering, in which most of the little army perished, his followers mutinied. (19)
• It did not look a very formidable obstacle to the march of an army of more than forty thousand men. (7)
• The Marshal was acknowledging the salute of his army after a famous victory over the infidel Turks. (10)
• Hour after hour we watched that unceasing flow of infantry and artillery toward the rear of our army. (7)
• We Army men feel just as you poets do, and for a longer time, I think, though perhaps not so acutely. (10)
• Yet the wealthier we are the more an army is wanted, both to defend our wealth and to preserve order. (10)
• I am well taken care of: one of my dearest friends, a captain in the English army, bears me company across. (10)
• At the opening of the war he was in an East-End practice, and had volunteered at once for service with the Army. (8)
• In the midst of a hot conflict, and at the moment that his own army sent up a shout of victory, he met his death. (5)
• They could not trust the Acadians, nor could they {190} spare an army large enough to render treachery harmless. (19)
• This army advanced from Lake Champlain to the Chateauguay River, designing to reach the head of Montreal Island. (19)
• In the army of indigence the uniform is rags; they serve to distinguish the rank and file from the recruiting officers. (1)
• That vast army of figures might be but a phantom army conjured out of the Radical mists, might it not? (10)
• There was no doubt about the landlady, however: there she was, heading her army, a flushed, angry woman, full of affairs. (2)
• He contended that a decisive stroke must be made by the army before any terms should be offered the rebellious Colonists. (18)
• That night the frost came; the water expanded; the high rock was cleft asunder; and down came Vercingetorix and his army. (14)
• The War, which had promised to go on for ever, had ended just as he was about to join the Army, six months before his time. (8)
• But, if we make such a tide in Lombardy that his army must be drawn into it, is such an army to be refused? (10)
• Lynch was not a bad fellow, but, like most soldiers of the old Army, had been quite carefully divested of an aesthetic sense. (8)
• He gave himself this wound with his Army razor, adding, if I may say so, insult to the injury he was inflicting on his country. (8)
• They were in the midst of mulberries, out of sight of the army; green mulberries, and the green and the bronze young vine-leaf. (10)
• She therefore commanded the mirror to show her again the army and Moustache, the field-marshal, who was a cousin of her late husband. (5)
• They swept in on the lawn, breaking down the shrubbery, wearing off the grass and devastating the whole place like a destroying army. (21)
• A rumour had spread that a mighty army of Hurons were descending upon them, and they resolved, in spite of their chiefs, to retreat at once. (19)
• Moreover, he enjoyed his one or two permissible glasses: he doubted that the Chiefs of the Army had common benevolence for the inoffensive pipe. (10)
• A portion of this little army had followed Captain John Schuyler onwards, and, crossing the Canadian border, killed a few Frenchmen near Montreal. (19)
• Italian soldiers seem to think that the army only did its duty, and that, wherever Italians may fight, they will always show equal valour and firmness. (10)
• Séguier, promoted to heaven, was succeeded by Salomon Couderc, whom Cavalier treats in his memoirs as chaplain-general to the whole army of the Camisards. (2)

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