Sentence examples for deceased enemy from inspiring English sources

He also pleaded guilty to wrongfully urinating on a deceased enemy combatant.

At a court-martial last December, Sergeant Chamblin pleaded guilty to charges of dereliction of duty and wrongfully urinating on a deceased enemy combatant.

Headhunters and others often consumed bits of the bodies or heads of deceased enemies as a means of absorbing their vitality or other qualities and reducing their powers of revenge (see also headhunting).

As White had expected the survivors to fight their way out of Ngok Tavak, he made the decision to leave the dead allied soldiers behind; the decision caused distress amongst the survivors of the battle, but White believed evacuating the deceased soldiers through enemy lines would have been suicidal.

Dr. Diamond described this consumption of human flesh, from either deceased relatives or slain enemies, as a nonemergency practice and not just what a group might resort to in the face of starvation as the Donner party of American pioneers did in the winter of 1846-47.

Still, there are many redeeming points, above all Mozart's involving treatment of the love between Giunia, the daughter of a deceased emperor who was an enemy of Sille, and Cecilio, a senator whom Silla exiled to win Giunia for himself.

Before he was making enemies of the deceased and the living on "The Walking Dead," Mr. Bernthal studied at the Moscow Arts Theater in Russia and earned his Masters in Fine Arts from the American Repertory Theater.

Vin Diesel In kids' film The Pacifier (2005), Diesel plays Navy Seal Shane Wolfe, who is assigned to protect five kids from the enemies of their recently deceased government scientist father.

Finally there is Siggy (Jessalyn Gilsig), the wife of one of Ragnar's enemies who is now deceased.

The deceased had probably died in battle with his body being mutilated by his enemies before being recovered and interred by his followers.

The Commission is currently responsible for the continued commemoration of 1.7 million deceased Commonwealth military service members in 153 countries and approximately 67,000 civilians who died as a result of enemy action during the Second World War.