Noun(1) a permanent organization of the military land forces of a nation or state(2) a large number of people united for some specific purpose(3) the army of the United States of America; the agency that organizes and trains soldiers for land warfare(4) military force(5) usually for land(6) group resembling military force
Noun(1) a permanent organization of the military land forces of a nation or state(2) a large number of people united for some specific purpose(3) the army of the United States of America; the agency that organizes and trains soldiers for land warfare(4) military force(5) usually for land(6) group resembling military force
(1) It was an unhappy experience and he eventually ran away to join the army .(2) army officers(3) He is now attracting an army of fans, and keeps winning every time he steps up to a new racing division.(4) Ron was training to be a Baptist lay preacher when he decided that his duty was to his country and he joined the army .(5) The weight he bears, though, is just as heavy, but it is one his growing army of fans loads on him.(6) It will also be allowed to equip its army , run a police force and all of the departments of state.(7) He joined the army in 1808 but struggled for promotion because he was not an aristocrat.(8) a huge army of fans came in(9) For me, reporting for duty on a strike day would be like joining the army and then refusing to go to war.(10) In last five years, none of the young men living there has been healthy enough to join the army .(11) And he declared that he would want to fight alongside his men if he joined the army .(12) an army of photographers(13) The number of those willing to join the army has been going down in the recent years.(14) When he left boarding school in England, he joined the army and served in the Royal Artillery.(15) His work in Cambridge was interrupted by World War I when he worked on the land rather than join the army .(16) Officers from an army bomb disposal unit carried out a controlled explosion on the package.
