Examples of 'soldiers stormed' in a sentence
Meaning of "soldiers stormed"
soldiers stormed: Refers to military personnel aggressively entering a location in large numbers, often to seize control or initiate an attack
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Southern soldiers stormed in as if on cue.
A short time later, around 10 heavily armed Israeli soldiers stormed the family house.
The Atrox soldiers stormed into houses abducting village maidens.
The following day, in Sahuayo, Michoacán, 240 government soldiers stormed the parish church.
Our soldiers stormed some of their local headquarters on the Shaer mountain.
A number of government soldiers stormed the gates of the church.
As soldiers stormed their strongholds, the Legionnaires fled.
The walls collapsed ; the soldiers stormed into the city and burned it.
Finally, soldiers stormed the house with hand grenades.
According to several witnesses, Ethiopian soldiers stormed a mosque and killed several occupants.
The soldiers stormed the shop and found his man, but de La Pole had gone.
It was too late the moment Caul's soldiers stormed Miss Wren's frozen hideout.
The soldiers stormed the shop and found his man, but de La Pool had gone.
A week later, 42 armed soldiers stormed my compound.
In 364 B.C., soldiers stormed the arena in Olympia and a pitched battle occurred on the field.
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Just after dawn, soldiers stormed the presidential palace.
Some British Soldiers stormed the palace looking for the painting.
Confederate soldiers stormed the town, burning every building.
More than 15 Iraqi soldiers stormed the house in a ‘ terrifying manner '.
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Our rebels have stormed the castle
She stormed off into a silent treatment
Dudley said you stormed up to the deck
Examples of using Soldiers
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He pulled two soldiers out of a burning truck
Soldiers only rarely use machetes as weapons
It must fall to foot soldiers like yourselves
