Sentence examples for poor soldiers from inspiring English sources
One military man told the writer that the Russians are poor soldiers.
Well, I hope the poor soldiers, helplessly embedded in a pointless inferno, find it all highly amusing.
In addition, the maintenance of high morale has a striking effect on casualty rates, for, when morale is poor, soldiers are likely to suffer psychiatric breakdowns, and malingering is more prevalent.
In Sierra Leone, as in other conflicts in Africa, diamonds and other lucrative resources not only supply warlords but also have the potential to corrupt the peacekeeping operation, particularly when poor soldiers see the chance of sudden wealth.
In many cases, most notably the Civil War and World War I, Mr. Brownlee said, a motive for raising taxes in wartime was to "respond to some sense of shared sacrifice" and head off criticism that poor soldiers were fighting a rich man's war.
He started screaming at the poor soldier for sharing information and called him stupid.
"He may be good author, but was hell of a poor soldier.
Its hero, a poor soldier and former serf, is so reduced in status he finds employment as a doctor's guinea pig.
It was a cute story you ran in theTalk of the Town about a poor soldier who, having recognized me, struck up a conversation about my Total Peace Plan.
He is a victim and a sufferer first and last — a poor soldier who is gassed, a failed artist who is desperately hungry and mocked by all.
