Sentence examples for no boots from inspiring English sources
Beleaguered army chiefs, including British, are getting increasingly despondent listening to the "no boots on the ground" mantra.
If it is all "too difficult" and the "no boots on the ground" mantra prices out the option of military and liaison training teams, then we need to be clear about the limitations of the effort proposed yesterday.
He adds that he straight up doesn't believe the "no boots on the ground" promise.
No "boots on the ground".
Unlike Iraq, there would be no boots on the ground.
SAN DIEGO — No boots were seen tromping in the desert sand on Sunday.
One of their principles was no boots on the ground, no American boots on the ground.
No "boots on the ground", as the now-hackneyed expression goes.
But picking yourself up by your bootstraps is not an option when you have no boots.
The "no-boots" edict is one of about two dozen rules given to the men on laminated cards when they arrive.
On Afghanistan, Mr Modi is likely to continue with India's "no-boots on the ground" policy.
