Sentence examples for failed marine from inspiring English sources

Do Ho Suh came to America from South Korea as a failed marine biologist - or rather, a failed marine biology prerequisite qualifier.

He was essentially a failed marine biologist who went into cartooning because he was better at it, working first on the Nickelodeon show Rocko's Modern Life.

Scattered throughout galleries across the globe, failed marine biologist (and multitalented South Korean artist) Do Ho Suh's abstract architectural models meet in all their ephemerality in cinematographer Nils Clauss' film, Do Ho Suh.

I feel we've failed all marine life in the gulf.

Within three hours, after attempts by Iraqi men with sledgehammers and ropes had failed, the marines brought up an M-80 recovery tank with a long boom to assist in hauling down a 30-foot cast-iron statue of Mr. Hussein in Firdos Square, behind the hotels.

It is a matter of profound regret in this isolated incident that one marine failed to apply his training and discharge his responsibilities.

CBD said Oregon had failed to include marine waters impaired by ocean acidification on its 2012 list of impaired waters submitted to EPA pursuant to Section 303 d) of the Clean Water Act.

Brig Dunham, deputy commandant general of the Royal Marines, said: "It is a matter of profound regret that, in this isolated incident, one marine failed to apply his training and discharge his responsibilities.

However, in many cases, the present management system of the marine protected areas fails to protect marine fauna.

The town of Fallujah, which American marines failed to wrest back in bitter fighting last April, has become a no-go area: from it, a miscellany of insurgents, ranging from secular local nationalists to foreign jihadis, mount increasingly horrific suicide bombings and kidnap raids on other cities, including Baghdad.

It has been 25 years since another generation of marines failed to separate the sides in Lebanon's civil war, and the Middle East, with its long history of about-faces and betrayals, where allegiances are shallow and enmities deep, often still defies American logic.