Sentence examples for regimented setting from inspiring English sources

Strapped to a gurney after years of confinement in a highly regimented setting, today's condemned inmates are much more likely to appear institutionalized than their predecessors.

An individual known for clear and concise written and verbal communications, whether it's in a regimented setting like a presentation or pitch or an informal setting through email, will quickly gain an edge over their peers in any professional setting.

It highlighted core regional attributes: the traditional manufacturing base, which meant plenty of skilled hands accustomed to working in a regimented setting, and an abundance of people with high-level degrees, owing to the proximity to 23 colleges including engineering powerhouses such as Cornell, Rochester Institute of Technology and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

There's also a lot of fighting in Sag Harbor, where the 225th anniversary of Meig's Raid will be observed in a three-day celebration that begins on Friday as the Revolutionary War regiments set up their campsites.

The Rules of Perspective by Adam Thorpe 341pp, Jonathan Cape, £12.99 The Rules of Perspective opens one morning in April 1945, as a phosphorus shell, fired by the advancing US 346th regiment, sets fire to the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum in the fictional town of Lohenfelde in Thuringia in central Germany.

In the letter, Brig Paterson - the RRF's honorary colonel - questioned the criteria being used to single out the unit, which has a strong record in recruiting new soldiers and is the only regiment set to grow in numbers in the next six months.

After stopping overnight, the regiment set out again as the vanguard at 04 30, moving in single file.

At 02.30 on 26 March, the regiment set out in thick fog for the assault on the town of Gaza.

The regiment set out at 23:00, and by 09 00 on 18 April were the brigade reserve for their assault on "Sausage Ridge".

After recruitment of the three companies had been no more than partially completed, Rawlings' regiment set off for Fort Pitt, arriving there in late May 1779.

During that time, the U.S. 34th Infantry Regiment set up a line between the villages of Pyongtaek and Ansong, 10 mile south of Osan, to fight the next delaying action against the advancing North Korean forces.