“barracks”造句，怎麼用barracks造句

Hundreds of paramilitary soldiers have returned to their barracks in Dhaka.

She gathered 150 men and 40 guns and marched toward the barracks.

But the ground between the remaining barracks, where more barracks had once stood side by side, no longer showed any trace of the camp under its glittering cover of snow.

I measured a barracks, calculated its occupants from the informational booklet, and imagined how crowded it had been.

And not the US, which is bogged down in Iraq and remembers well the 1983 bombing of its Marine barracks in Beirut.

The event took place in front of the barracks and involved displays of ceremonial maneuvers, including those to be used for the royal wedding.

It was a step forward; the work was hard, but easier, the food was better, and it was better to sleep six women to a room than a hundred to a barracks.

On the Hessen side of Point Alpha, the American military camp is a perfectly preserved cold war time capsule, with barracks, a mess hall, a helicopter pad, even a barbecue and horseshoe pit.

Women in the barracks at Auschwitz in January 1945.

The battalion marched from the barracks to the parade ground.

Local enterpreneurs have built special barracks for them and gather high rental.

The attack came a day after a car bomb at a police barracks in the northern Spanish city of Burgos injured more than 60 people.

His tram let him down at Shelburne Road and he steered his great body along in the shadow of the wall of the barracks.

Cadets forming up in the barracks quad.

They had nice barracks, good furniture, and we live like tramps.

One day, this monster (whose name I cannot remember) wound up being sent back to the barracks with me and several others for clean-up duty.

I really tried; I looked at a barracks, closed my eyes, and imagined row upon row of barracks.

The small party successfully in stalled their receiver at St. John's in a disused hospital attached to a naval barracks on a 500-foot-high hill -- which, strangely enough, was called "Signal Hill".

Some soldiers might return to barracks, easing the locals' sense of being under the Indian army boot.