garrison|garrisoned|garrisoning|garrisons in English

verb

[gar·ri·son || 'gærɪsn]

post soldiers on guard (in a town, within a garrison, etc.)

Use "garrison|garrisoned|garrisoning|garrisons" in a sentence

1. Having garrisoned the citadel, Zacco left.

2. Meanwhile, the Spanish military remained garrisoned and passive.

3. There are garrisons in major cities and major army bases.

4. A number of Roman garrisons are still standing today.

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6. Our garrisons are patrolling the roads and searching every town.

7. Barbar also wanders the garrison

8. The garrison was immediately withdrawn.

9. The rebels are poised for a new assault on the government garrisons.

10. Among edgy garrisons, with military pride an ingredient, something to be squashed immediately.

11. Our regiment will garrison the town.

12. The troops stormed against the garrison.

13. Use a Black Hand to garrisons, and take it for yourself.

14. Half the garrison are on duty.

15. He thus garrisoned the cities he had captured, and retreated into Egypt.

16. Now , just like the MARV, the Redeemer can be garrisoned with infantry.

17. The garrison was built to withstand assaults.

18. 10 Our regiment will garrison the town.

19. Half the garrison is / are on duty.

20. The garrison readied itself for a counterattack.

21. In 1429 the English occupied the Bailiwick of Chaumont and garrisoned several fortresses in Bassigny

22. After the conclusion of the Jewish revolt, Legio X was garrisoned at Jerusalem.

23. Norway's largest military garrison is located at Setermoen.

24. Being the first standard Foot Archers, Bowmen are the most adequate when fending off an Ancient Age rush, for they have the longest range, are strong against Heavy Infantry, and make excellent garrisons, as Foot Archers in general increase a building's garrison power more than other unit types

25. Military forces garrisoned in Eastern Europe (including the Baltic states) gradually returned home between 1992 and 1994.