Examples of 'troops took' in a sentence
Meaning of "troops took"
Troops took refers to a situation where a group of soldiers or military personnel captured or seized control of something, usually by force
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troops took
The troops took him to an undisclosed destination.
The government troops took heavy losses.
Ark troops took away all the people living in the freight yard.
When a frontier was endangered the household troops took the field.
Thus the troops took the city.
But his radio speech had hardly been broadcast before the German troops took command.
The troops took up positions in the city.
In that same year the first revolutionary troops took control of the city.
Their troops took over the town.
A small skirmish between the British and Colonial troops took place shortly after the battle.
The troops took only a fifth of the houses.
He was only released when the Imperial Troops took over Recife.
Polish troops took part in many military operations.
After the war, the repatriation for demobilisation of the troops took time.
Ark troops took him.
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The countermeasures were insufficient, and German troops took the village.
Japanese troops took revenge on.
After a short skirmish and a few cannon-shot from the cruiser, the Bolshevik troops took the palace.
British troops took the opportunity to defeat this gate.
No arrest warrant was shown to him . The troops took him to an undisclosed destination.
The troops took positions.
The following night the Franco-British troops took control of Saigon.
Government troops took the castle by the early afternoon.
While Kamehameha moved on the Pali, his troops took heavy fire from the cannon.
German troops took up attacking positions on the eastern frontier.
This, in isolation from the rest of the troops took shelter behind a pile dwelling nearby.
Other troops took dispersed positions off base and in aircraft.
The RUC and B-Specials withdrew, and the troops took up positions outside the barricaded area.
Service troops took a major part in the defense of inhabited localities.
No clashes with Pakistani troops took place until 1 April.
These troops took neither pleasure nor pride in burning civilian farms.
The sudden arrival of British troops took the garrison completely by surprise.
The troops took over the schools and began a series of public executions.
Along the way, AMISOM troops took significant casualties.
His troops took two small villages and then advanced directly on Znaim.
Days later, Russian troops took control of Crimea.
The troops took position on the Tithwal bridge.
A month and a half later, German troops took Vienna.
The armed troops took control of the space center.
After that, on Ivanovskaya Square the review of troops took place.
These troops took part in.
Having defeated the Ethiopian forces in Eritrea, EPLF troops took control of their homeland.
Macedonian troops took part in the festivities for the first time.
Together, the Soviet troops and Afghan government troops took up the fight against Islamic rebels.
American troops took particularly heavy casualties on the last day of the war.
Four years later, Russian troops took Astrakhan.
The first row of troops took aim with machine guns in the prone position.
When the Soviet Union occupied eastern Poland, Soviet troops took over part of his home.
Palestinians said the troops took over buildings in four neighborhoods of the town.
Restoration of the plant restarted immediately after Soviet troops took control in Estonia in 1944.
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