Sentence examples for expect soldiers from inspiring English sources

(We expect soldiers to move easily between murderous violence and family life).

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said last week that he did not expect soldiers to come in direct contact with migrants.

Your platoon may have complained about being stationed in "Viet," but readers expect soldiers to call it "Nam".

(We expect soldiers to move easily between murderous violence and family life). I think that the old man is imaginative, and that he's moved by Marina's real qualities.

Around 500 B.C., Sun Tzu, the ancient Chinese philosopher, wrote in "The Art of War" that military leaders should expect soldiers to weep in fear on the day they are ordered into battle.

The images are small, and show basically what you'd expect: Soldiers in WW2-era uniforms, with WW2-era guns.

Details of the military's duties were being discussed by the UK Borders Agency, but Maude said he expected soldiers to man the passport queues, admitting it would not be a great image for Britain to project.

Hiram Marcum, having heard rumors that his life was in danger and expecting soldiers to visit his home any day, began "laying out" at night, sleeping in the woods or his fields to avoid detection in the case local Confederates came visiting after dark.

The first military uses of the machine gun treated it as an offensive weapon, with generals expecting soldiers on the move to spray territory with bullets and to claim it.

According to the revised COIN manual published by the U.S. Army in December 2006, a counterinsurgency campaign expects soldiers and marines to be "nation builders as well as warriors".

A European envoy said today that he did not expect European soldiers to be sent, either.