Sentence examples for desertion on from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, as time progresses and they all start shuffling into adolescence, the way she punishes them for their less chaotic lives leads to her desertion on every side – with lacerating effects.

Fegelein was shot for desertion on 28 April 1945, two days before Hitler's suicide.

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In 1926, Ingram's marriage with his wife Jane was dissolved upon his instigation on the grounds of desertion on her behalf.

COPE suffers from unacceptably high rates of program failure and desertion on the part of participants.

"God help me!", lamented James on discovering the desertion of his daughter on 26 November, "Even my children have forsaken me".

In September the same year, major Hector Munro executed 24 or 25 "ring leaders" who caused a battalion to desert (the desertion being on account of "lack of rewards", "scarcity of provisions" and problems with climate and disease).

His campaigns of 1768 and '69 were accompanied by widespread desertions on the part of his allies and levies, who thought the Punjab project to be an unviable one.

On the desertion of Iraqi soldiers the source said the peshmerga forces were aware that on Tuesday large numbers of Iraqi soldiers deserted their positions and crossed the KRG controlled checkpoints in civilian clothes and went towards Kirkuk to go back to their own cities across Iraq.

La Salle's great scheme of carrying cargo in sailing vessels like the "Griffon" on the lakes and down the Mississippi was frustrated by the wreck of that ship and by the destruction and desertion of Fort-Crèvecoeur on the Illinois River, where a second ship was being built in 1680.

This movement is partly linked to the end of the school year and the beginning of a three-month vacation period, and entails the seasonal desertion of some settlements on the northern coast either toward date gardens, or more generally for hinterland settlements in order to escape the winds.