rearm in a sentence

• He argued that the extra year gave Britain time to rearm.
• The rebels reportedly used the large ransom payments to rearm themselves.
• The time has come to begin remembering, and to rearm.
• Israel charged that Palestinian militants used the truce period to rearm.
• On 4 May, she put into Kerama Retto to rearm.
• Hartenstein was then transferred to the training ship rearm the navy.
• He would then be able to rearm without anyone watching inside Iraq.
• Warlords talk publicly of peace but their militiamen quietly rearm.
• The government called it a ploy to regroup and rearm.
• However, the G-Man rearms the device as Shephard departs.
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• This would effectively rearm the vast majority of offenders.
• But Home argued to the end that Chamberlain bought Britain time to rearm.
• It will last until Muslims rearm, and then we will fight again.
• Q . If inspections stop, could Iraq rearm?
• Sudan's army warned that rebels might use the truce to rearm.
• He called the truce a trick to let the ETA regroup and rearm.
• A cease-fire would allow the terror groups to reorganize and rearm.
• Israelis charge that a hudna would allow militant groups to regroup and rearm.
• This required a refuel and rearm turnaround mission for each aircraft each day.
• For this reason, they decided to reform and rearm the Egyptian Army.