Sentence examples for lighting soldiers from inspiring English sources

You are so close to the action wherever you sit in the Tobacco Factory that it might seem impossible to pull off an illusion, and yet, shielded and disclosed by lighting, soldiers unravel and turn out to be the dead; one military chap shrugs off his coat to become a deceased queen.

: Possibility of social mobility (manumission or emancipation, access to citizen rights) : Religious rights and obligations : Military rights and obligations (military service as servant, heavy or light soldier, or sailor) Athenian slaves were the property of their master (or of the state), who could dispose of them as he saw fit.

The platoon's frontage exploded with noise and flashes of light as soldiers fired.

Most importantly for the army, in the preliminary maneuvers to the current fighting, Mr. Bahadar gave the green light for soldiers to move their supplies uninterrupted and without attack through his territory in North Waziristan and into Razmak, a government-held town on the northern edge of the battlefield.

Approximately 230 light infantry soldiers from A Company and B Company, 1st Battalion, 179th Infantry Regiment comprised Task Force Ironhorse under the United States Army Central Command ARCENTT).

Among the garrison there were also 150 light cavalry soldiers, a small contingent of Greek soldiers and Knights under Ándres Escrápula, and some artillery pieces managed by 15 gunners under captain Juan de Urrés.

Completion of this training qualifies recruits as light infantry soldiers.

The study compares the performance of females to that of males serving as light infantry soldiers.

The females in this study successfully served as light infantry soldiers.

While this study indicates that women have successfully performed the role of light infantry soldiers in the IDF Karakal unit, the results should not be extrapolated to conclude that they would be similarly successful in a regular infantry unit.

In the winter of 1777, when the Continental Army was hunkered down at Valley Forge, Pa., Gen. George Washington observed a Jewish soldier lighting Hanukkah candles; the soldier then explained the holiday tradition to him.