Sentence examples for pows from inspiring English sources
They are not POWs [prisoners-of-war].
Two others from the same regiment have been sent back to their German barracks after the alleged beating of POWs.
British and American POWs made numerous (and celebrated) escape attempts.
Edith Piaf, who said in 1940 that "my real job is to sing, to sing no matter what happens", was willing to perform twice in Stalag III-D, a camp for French prisoners-of-war outside Berlin but on her first visit cleverly encouraged the camp commander to allow photographs to be taken of her with him and the POWs.
Janie Hampton, author of "The Austerity Olympics", argues that although the games had no physical legacy, besides the road built by German POWs from Wembley station to its converted greyhound-racing stadium, there was a valuable "emotional legacy".
The Russians secretly handed the communists tens of thousands of Japanese POWs, to train Mao's army and create an air force for him.
He was then taken by American troops and thought he would be shot, but became a prisoner of British forces and ended up in a PoW camp at Ashton-in-Makerfield, in Lancashire.
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AN ALLEGED assassination attempt on his deputy, a pow-wow in London for 15 opposition groups hoping to topple his regime, a call for him and his lieutenants to be tried for war crimes, and yet another row with UN weapons inspectors: on the face of it, the past week has brought nothing but bad news for Iraq's President Saddam Hussein.
The acolytes of Ron Paul, a libertarian presidential candidate with a devoted and disgruntled following, did not disrupt the Republican pow-wow in Tampa as feared.
Hence the antique rifle Mr McConnell brandished at a conservative pow-wow on March 6th he needs to persuade the hard right that he is not squishy.Republicans need a net gain of six seats to capture the Senate.
