Sentence examples for sharp military from inspiring English sources
He gave a sharp military salute and launched into an old Japanese pop song.
With her sparkly magenta nails contrasting with her sharp military fatigues and blue UN helmet, Lieutenant Colonel Zukiswa Caga looks the picture of women's integration.
'It is with the Iraqi leadership and above all, with Saddam Hussein.' In a dramatic conclusion to a day of high political drama and continuing sharp military confrontation which culminated in US successes on the battlefield and at the UN, Mr Bush declared that Kuwait, invaded by Iraq on August 2, was liberated, that Iraq had been defeated, and that the allies' objectives had been met.
A horrific terrorist attack, then a sharp military response.
After the arrival of General Irwin, the prisoners start wearing more similar clothing in a "sharp military manner".
The clip was from the portion of the video in black-and-white, where Gaga and her dancers perform variations on a sharp military march throughout.
The belief that President Assad's men are getting a sharper military edge over the armed opposition is one of the reasons why Britain and France are pressing their European Union partners to lift their arms embargo to Syria.
And he combined this precision with sharp, almost military tailoring, or prints that suggested shards of light exploding from a prism.
The unpeaceful quality of Riccardo Tisci's collection for Givenchy, with its sharp stilettos, military khaki, field belts and grommet-riddled fabrics, suggests a selective reading of European history, or maybe no reading at all, a profound ignorance, in fact, of the human cost of war.
While Mr. Ban was greeted during the trip at palaces and airports with red carpets, sharp-cadenced military displays and African dancers of the kind that welcome heads of state, he has none of the authority that they do.
But for those who supply the world's militaries, the environment has grown decidedly more challenging, with governments in the United States and Europe preparing sharp cuts in military spending as they seek to rein in ballooning budget deficits.
