Sentence examples for it's uniformed from inspiring English sources

Cruz then told a story about a little old man who walked up to the White House gate on January 20th and asked a Marine, "Is Barack Obama here?" (Cruz is confused about White House security: a Marine does stand guard at the door of the West Wing on the White House grounds, but it's uniformed Secret Service agents who man the perimeter).

Now it is uniformed commanders scarred by Vietnam and politicians shaped by its legacy who most urge caution, while civilian Pentagon officials and a president who saw no combat as a home-front National Guard pilot seem more disposed toward force.

Then, it was uniformed commanders and some Congressional leaders who pushed hardest for military action, while a president all too familiar with World War II combat was skeptical.

"It is not anticipated, based on what we desire or what has been discussed, that it would be uniformed police officers," he said.

Though the office reports to the White House, many of its employees are uniformed soldiers, and it has sometimes been led by a military officer.

What eludes me is why, in all the arguments, pro and con, about allowing the armed services to recruit on law school campuses, I see no mention that today it is the uniformed JAG's, not civilian lawyers in the Defense or Justice Department, who are leading the fight to stop the use of torture.

Americans were uniformed in college T's and pastel shorts; women wore bra-baring sundresses.

Unlike the rebels in their mismatched uniforms, track suits and berets, these men were uniformed.

First, the thugs were uniformed policemen.

All but one of them were uniformed soldiers.

There are uniformed troops, both here and abroad.