Sentence examples for building soldiers from inspiring English sources
In the bustling basement of Mr. Wallerstein's office building, soldiers and civilian workers monitor the conflict in two bunker-like control rooms.
A church is demolished in Upper Egypt, five hundred miles away; protest marches are organized in Cairo; the marchers head toward Maspero, the state media building; soldiers attack and kill more than two dozen.
For the rebuilding, Lisbon's military engineers invented Europe's first earthquake-proof buildings (soldiers marched round them to test reactions to vibrations).
Reason dictates that the whole block should have been redeveloped years ago, but the buildings soldier on.
Even the most la-di-da toff owes their title to a medieval hardman, Empire-building soldier, tight-fisted factory owner or back-stabbing politician who fought, bought or connived their way to the top.
For an overvieWhen the issues that have fueled the conflict in Syria, we recommend readingotRoad to Ruin," our condensed timeline of Syrian history, and "The VICE Guide to Syria," a crash course on the country's geopolitical, cultural, and religious complexities.
Building better soldiers means finding new ways to keep them awake for long periods.
The blast destroyed a two-story building housing soldiers from the Vostok Battalion, a unit formed by former Chechen rebels and now under the command of the Ministry of Defense.
When they saw her streaking toward the building, nearby soldiers fired at her; though they missed, they came close enough to "cut a lock of my hair from my head with a bullet".
Evetts also lived; deafened and with most of his clothes blown off, he climbed with another manager on to the roof of a burning magazine building, and soldiers passed them up buckets till the fire was out.
The woman who is illegally squatting in a government building (American soldiers told Mr. Dari they could not evict her unless she threatened someone; property rights were not in their "purview").
