Sentence examples for soldiers movement from inspiring English sources

For about an hour, the aircraft used infrared sensors to watch buildings and the canyon, covering the soldiers' movement.

The energy that's created by the soldiers' movement will theoretically power many of those devices.

In interviews, the prince, whose job was to monitor enemy soldiers' movements transmitted on to screens nicknamed Kill TV, said: "Terry Taliban and his mates, as soon as they hear air they go to ground, which makes life a little bit tricky.

She and her children intently watched each of the soldier's movements.

Those soldiers of the movement were clear-eyed about their oppressors.

Instead her protagonists are the "foot soldiers" of the movement: home advisers, shopkeepers, clergymen and provincial artists.

A 20-foot-high iron gate in the fence was manned by armed soldiers, who regulated movement in the portion of the village where Mr. Deedar lived.

For example, human soldiers who detect movement may fire, afraid it is a sign of enemy soldiers, when, in reality, their "target" may be civilians in hiding.

As brilliantly depicted in the film Suffragette, working women weren't only foot soldiers of the movement but also its leaders.

In an attempt to quash the movement, soldiers set up patrols at the National Autonomous University, and the students at Tlatelolco had rallied to express their outrage when the clash with the security forces ensued.

It could also be thought of as eye candy, though the banquet scene is showily theatrical and, for finesse, the soldiers' tactical forward movement as Birnam Wood, gorgeously lit by Robert Wierzel, is the production's singular visual sensation.