Sentence examples for call soldiers from inspiring English sources

They call soldiers in his unit "the money people," he said.

"We want our students to become what I call soldiers in the wellness revolution," Dr. Tatum said.

Ms. Mellanby, the judge in the Luton trial, said in her ruling: "I have no doubt it is abusive and insulting to tell soldiers to 'Go to hell' — to call soldiers murderers, rapists and baby killers.

Call soldiers to account for their actions, or question the legitimacy of the conflict itself, and you're taking a pop at "our heroes" rather than merely objecting to unnecessary bloodshed.

(And while we're at it, not all military members are called "soldiers").

They were calling soldiers who had recently attempted suicide and asking them to explain what they had done and why.

In June of 2006, in a feature called "Soldiers' Stories," the magazine published a selection of letters, e-mails, journal entries, and personal essays by soldiers in Iraq.

Mr. Stroger this week denounced fliers distributed by a group called "Soldiers 4 Stroger" that used racist terms in implying Mr. Stroger's opponents are controlled by white politicians.

Most of the populations of Pheidole ants have ruling queens, small but busy "minor" workers, and brawny "major" workers, also called soldiers.

Israeli soldiers are called "soldiers" because they have a state that is acknowledged as such.

So now the women are simply Marines; and I believe that enlistees in the Army and Navy are called soldiers and sailors.