(1) The motorcycle unit set up road blocks as a convoy of Tactical Aid Unit vans made their way to the addresses.

(2) The best way to do that is not to have an army available to convoy .

(3) True to his word the travellers left in a convoy of caravans on Monday afternoon.

(4) A convoy of lorries

(5) They were among a group of locals who had rushed to the aid of the stricken convoy .

(6) Or an army may be available in the British Isles, with no way to convoy it to where it is needed.

(7) An armed convoy of police vehicles swept into the prison complex an hour before his court hearing.

(8) American destroyers helped to convoy much-needed supplies to Britain in 1917u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu252418

(9) In fact, she was travelling in a convoy of three vehicles when all three drivers were stopped.

(10) I had two bodyguards and we would travel in a convoy of not less than two armoured vehicles.

(11) For example, you are often tasked to accompany and protect convoys of food or refugees.

(12) That day they visited four different bases, traveling between them in convoys .

(13) He urged them not to travel in convoys , because these tend to create a real hazard as motorists attempt to overtake on narrow roads.

(14) Not only does Italy have every advantage that both Austria and Turkey do, but it also gains the advantage of outflanking Austria by convoying an army into Greece.

(15) He had previous convictions after pretending to be a fleet manager sending aid convoys to Bosnia and twice posing as a police officer.

(16) Roosevelt had already pushed neutrality to the limit and had assigned warships to accompany convoys in the Atlantic.

(17) They welcome outsiders with threats and extortion, and steal food from aid convoys .

(18) His first 11 months aboard the Alabama was in the European theatre, mostly in the North Sea, convoying British and Russian troop and supply ships against a German U-boat armada.

(19) These companies, which convoyed daily, were able to provide their own security.

(20) Ahead of the convoys were processions of mine sweepers, Coast Guard cutters, buoy-layers and motor launches.