Sentence examples for been conscripted as both from inspiring English sources

They've been conscripted as both buffoons and villains in comics and movies, used to sell cigarettes and paperbacks, and appropriated by the National Hockey League.

INSECTS have been conscripted as weapons of war, tools of terrorism and instruments of torture for thousands of years.

Rather, Mr. Segal and Mr. Weizman note in a foreword, the catalog's purpose is to analyze how "the mundane elements of planning and architecture have been conscripted as tactical tools in the Israeli state-strategy".

Children involved in hazardous labour or who have been conscripted as soldiers face greatly heightened risks of disabling injury.

With the outbreak of the Second World War Sheridan was conscripted as an ambulance driver.

This year, a favorable ruling could decide whether laptop cameras can be conscripted as spies or smartphones become permanent homing beacons.

He said that after the war, many young women and girls who were "conscripted as bush wives" were more stigmatized than were other victims of sexual violence.

In the Philippines, where women were conscripted as "comfort women" and routinely raped by Japanese soldiers during World War II, victims continue to seek arbitration and restitution.

Others cited two specific reasons for flight: they were frightened that their sons would be conscripted as Isis fighters or that their unmarried daughters would be forcibly married to Isis fighters.

The wife became the possession of a young rebel; the four-year-old boy was conscripted as a porter; and the baby, when he wouldn't stop crying, was thrown into a latrine and died).

With her parents and four brothers and sisters dead, she is conscripted as a child soldier, practices stabbing scarecrows dressed as Vietnamese soldiers, and at one point shoots a rifle shouting, "I'll kill them!