Sentence examples for foreigner mercenaries from inspiring English sources
More to the point, I may be the first foreigner (mercenaries aside) allowed up to the front Azeri lines since the army began its offensive but I don't want to be the first foreigner (mercenaries aside) to buy the red badge of stupidity in this see-saw campaign to control Karabakh.
As was common in the Middle East in that period, the Saite kings used foreigners as mercenaries to prevent foreign invasions.
Lawyers may argue about the nature of this "war", whether it is civil or international, whether foreigners are mercenaries or regulars, and whether those who fight for al-Qaeda and the Taliban are soldiers or mere terrorists.
But meanwhile, across North Africa, hundreds of thousands more were scrambling to find shelter, burdening volunteer host families, filling spartan border camps in Egypt and Tunisia, and struggling to avoid attacks in Libya, where dark-skinned foreigners mistaken for mercenaries were often targets.
Eleventh-century Byzantine sources refer to Kylfings (Κουλπίγγοι, Koulpingoi; often attested in the genitive plural Κουλπίγγων, Koulpingon) as being among the foreigners serving as mercenaries in Constantinople, but appear to distinguish between them and the Varangians.
ULAN BATOR, Mongolia — Three kinds of foreigners, they say, prowl the world's energy frontiers: missionaries, misfits and mercenaries.
For his successes, Licario was rewarded with the post of megas konostaulos, head of the Latin mercenaries, and eventually appointed as megas doux after Philanthropenos's death in ca. 1296; the first foreigner to be thus honoured.
Not all players are mercenaries".
