Sentence examples for away from the army from inspiring English sources

"Things are steering away from the army casting we've seen in recent years".

Soldiers had slunk away from the Army in droves, tired of the war that dragged on and on.

At the end of "Catch-22," the hero runs away from the army that is trying to kill him.

At that point she was no longer carrying the bag and, the tape revealed, was heading away from the army post when she was shot.

Zeta recruitment banners have been spotted, tempting soldiers away from the army with better wages and food; the gang is believed to linked up with former Guatemalan special forces, enthusiastic abusers of human rights during the country's civil war.

To understand why the corporate Air Force so deeply loathes the A-10, one must go back to 1947, when the Air Force broke away from the Army and became an independent branch.

Turkey is now a major economy; Turkey has moved substantially in those 13 years towards greater democracy and not away from it; the army has returned to its barracks; and the Kurds are engaged in a political process.

Senior ministers in Burundi warned Monday that the landlocked African nation's government would not shy away from mobilizing the army against demonstrators protesting President Pierre Nkurunziza's plans to seek a third term in an election scheduled for June.

The Byzantine general, whose army was considerably outnumbered, used a feigned retreat to draw the Pecheneg contingent away from the main army into a prepared ambush.

As the Communists moved north, the Nazis began vacating a network of 30 camps ringing Poland's Stutthof concentration camp, moving 20,000 Jews away from the advancing army.

But Isis fighters remain below the mountain, said Hassan, who has stayed behind to take their Sinjar city home away from the jihadist army.