Sentence examples for read the soldier from inspiring English sources
"Charlie had read The Soldier [the play she'd put on at Edinburgh, about the First World War poet Rupert Brooke] and told me he'd loved it.
Mr. Kerry read the soldier's words: "I want to be there when they talk about honor and justice and making 'the world safe for democracy' and Fourteen Points and the self-determination of peoples.
As the immediate superior and friend of Sergeant McCoy, killed in Baghdad by shrapnel from an improvised explosive device, Sergeant Rossman had been asked by Sergeant McCoy's widow, Lori McCoy, to read the soldier's Army service record to those who had assembled at Fort Hood, Tex., for the solemn event.
Nineteen days before Brooke's death, on Easter Sunday, Dean William Ralph Inge had read The Soldier from the pulpit of St Paul's as part of his sermon.
I could barely read the soldiers' letters home through my tears this morning (Op-Ed, Nov. 11).
Like some device in a Philip K. Dick novel, this cap literally reads the soldier's mind while he's scanning the horizon for threats and flags any suspicious areas.
When we read the fact that soldier suicides for January 2010 outnumber all the military deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan, combined for the same time period, what's our reaction?
They read the names of soldiers killed in Iraq.
Can you imagine not being able to read the letters of soldiers in the First World War or Titanic victims?
Ms. McCaffrey began with a talk and a prayer, and David Vita, the social justice director of the Unitarian Church in Westport, read the names of soldiers who had died.
When I read the names of soldiers not returning; about a marching band hazing victim dying needlessly; a bullied Chinese-American private who committed suicide; a black teenager killed on the streets of a gated community--or elsewhere...I feel it beyond the sphere of sympathy.
