troop ****

The general said he had not yet asked for more American troops.

The answer in Iraq is not more troops but less.

No one could say whether the 206,000 troops would be enough.

Nearly 1,000 troops were said to be on the way.

To the troops, he said the war was not over.

But he said the most important reason for going was the troops.

About half the troops in the new force will be American.

Then we would really be doing something to support the troops.

Another 4,500 troops from other countries are also in the country.

In many cases, troops will have to look after themselves.

Use them well and your troops will not let you down.

The number of police and troops was put at 50,000.

I told him those were all the troops we had.

He took over the troops and set them against each other.

They had to be running short of troops by now.

To work with your troops, you almost have to love them.

Then he saw troops on the road, a long way off.

I will not ask if you care about your troops.

However, only his own troops had ever seen him in action.

What I have done at the head of your troops, you know.

By 1973, 95 percent of the American troops were gone.

Later, the troops seemed to have no idea where to go.

Now he and the rest of his friends were government troops.

Call for more troops if you think we'll need them.

Now and then they heard troops behind them, but no one close.

They trooped down, and the small woman went on up.

We trooped on around to the back of the house.

What if they all came trooping back into the room now, he thought.

After five minutes the water stopped and the men trooped out.

He had just heard the men trooping back into the house.

Ahead and behind them, people were trooping out of town along the road.

His group of ten had been cut to six, and they trooped into the next room.

I mean at least six or seven hundred of the family trooped in and out.

They came together again, still without speaking, and trooped back to the fire.

They all went trooping inside, down a long hall to the office.

They trooped up to the door and the guard let them inside.

They trooped back inside and found a nearly silent room.

Then they all trooped across the grass and went into the house.

We all trooped up the steps and into the kitchen.

The men trooped out, taking the dead drunk with them.

We trooped out through the gate and got back in the car.

The rest of us got up, and we trooped into the dining room.

"Would the general do me the honor of trooping the line?"

The phone rang for her; friends trooped through the house.

I pulled up behind the bus, and we all trooped out.

The two of them trooped out, leaving me alone with my thoughts.

Marcus and the other young people were trooping into the music room.

The whole family trooped there at once, and crowded one another for a look.

His own teacher, trooping by with the rest of the class, took him in tow.

Instead, they trooped into the office to use the new computer, often with their friends in tow.