Sentence examples for german recruits from inspiring English sources

For example, A.T. Kearney invited its potential German recruits to a luxury resort in Majorca last year.

Mesut Özil and Sami Khedira, Mourinho's two German recruits, dominated the midfield, and another newcomer to Madrid, the Argentine Angel Di María, produced several darting runs.

The group claiming responsibility for his attack, the Islamic Jihad Union, which is affiliated with Al Qaeda, seems to have acquired some Turkish German recruits whom they trained in Waziristan for terrorist attacks, according to Guido Steinberg, an expert in Islamic studies at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.

Worse, the King's German Legion obtained the best of the German recruits, leaving the Oels with the less desirable ones.

The German recruits were told the American soldiers they faced would not have the nerve to stand and fight.

Antonio Santosuosso argues that the strict discipline and high motivation of the days of Marius had lapsed, but Andrew Alfoldi states that the Illyrian troops were both valiant and warlike, and Tacitus described German recruits as being natural mercenaries (Latin: vivi ad arma nati).

One German recruit wrote to his fiancée: "Every day the fighting gets fiercer.

"In France, there are always excellent engineers — the Germans recruit them hand over fist, for that matter," said Nicolas Baverez, a historian and economist at the Institut Montaigne, a nonpartisan think tank.

Issued on 24 September, the plan cancelled the formation of the 23rd SS Division, and directed SS Oberführer (Senior Colonel) Gustav Lombard to form and command a new SS infantry division using the German cadre and equipment of the 23rd SS Division, supplemented by ethnic Germans recruited from Hungary.

It was constructed by a mostly German workforce recruited from major engineering and mining concerns.

Nevertheless, even as early as 1948, the opera in English policy was weakening; the company was obliged to present some Wagner performances in German to recruit leading exponents of the main roles.