Sentence examples for fellow drill from inspiring English sources
Striding beside them were his fellow drill sergeants, shoulders back, chests out, their full-dress uniforms a deep green backdrop for clusters of glinting medals and rainbows of ribbons, their brown Smokey Bear hats cocked aggressively low on their foreheads.
Later, we catch up with Young Chop, who explains what he's done to succeed, and he introduces us to fellow drill producer Paris Bueller, creator of Lil Durk's "L's Anthem".
"Hire a Puerto Rican fellow to drill a hole in your aunt's wall," Rimney says.
"No, a rat," says Giff. "Finally she had to hire a Puerto Rican fellow to drill a hole in her wall.
But in that position, he has dismayed many fellow Republicans by opposing the Bush administration proposal to drill for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, among other White House initiatives unpopular with environmentalists.
He and his fellow marines, he said, had not come to Iraq to drill bullets into women and old men who were just trying to find a safe place.
In one scene, a soldier lies listlessly on her cot — "I can't drill today, I feel unwell," she whines — but a fellow Wac tells her to buck up.
Drenched in sweat and muck after drilling with fellow army hopefuls, he said he was ready to join the Haitian military — that is, if there was one.
Although he and his fellow U.P.S. managers were drilled in basic Spanish, communicating on the building project at times boiled down to stretching a tape measure to the length and width desired or putting an "X" on a piece of plywood where a door should go.
