Sentence examples for army for you from inspiring English sources

The soldiers were called to attention as the colonel entered, which seems strange to me in the middle of a combat zone, but that's the army for you.

"So if you agree with it, and are convinced of the idea of killing the perverse sects, we stand ready as an army for you to work under your guidance and yield to your command".

And Izenberg was moved by Ali speaking at a New Jersey college, hearing a young black man from the balcony tell Ali, "I'll go in the Army for you for $1,000".

Among a sea of slogans like "Save water, drink beer" and "A blow job is better than no job," one T-shirt stands out – a portrait of former president Slobodan Milošević, "Your army waits for you" is written under his pensive face.

Among a sea of slogans like "Save water, drink beer" and "A blow job is better than no job," one T-shirt stands out a portrait of former president Slobodan Milošević, "Your army waits for you" is written under his pensive face.

"Growing up during the war, when there was no food, and with my dad away in the army for five years, you learn to have your wits about you.

"Why would you volunteer to join the army for 10 years unless you had no choice?

There's this insight into the ballot-access untidiness under way amid the shifts resulting from Mayor Richard M. Daley's impending exit: "Family, friends and dedicated volunteers are the best and most reliable, but sometimes you might have to go out and hire a mercenary army to circulate for you," Mr. Hendon writes.

Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's former chief of staff and key negotiator on Northern Ireland, says there are people supporting Isis – Ba'athists, former members of the Iraqi army, for example – with whom you could talk.

"You can go with the Ethiopian army for a propaganda tour or you can go in with rebels fighting for independence".

"You need at least £200 just to set up a half-decent legal army for a game, and if you want a board and scenery to go to play with friends you're looking at least £200 on top of that," says Craig Lowdon, 25, of Crewe.