Sentence examples for soldiers practiced from inspiring English sources
Bowling Green was then part of "a parade ground where soldiers practiced maneuvers," he continued.
The soldiers practiced sewing wounds on preserved pigs' feet using the same kind of stitching they would use for humans.
In the first winter after the dedication, soldiers practiced flying and servicing aircraft in subzero weather conditions.
His narratives show the hand of the practiced soldier and politician; the language is correct and free from affectation.
Despite the differences in language, culture and military training, the soldiers moved together with practiced ease, showing an outsider their city by starlight.
Enslavement of enemy soldiers in Europe declined during the Middle Ages, but ransoming was widely practiced and continued even as late as the 17th century.
Soldiers are at her door, and we realize, with a shudder, how practiced they are at the breaking of bad news.
To a practiced eye, they seemed a somewhat different breed from most Salvadoran soldiers -- more businesslike, grimmer even -- and their equipment was better: they had the latest American M16s, plenty of M60 machine guns, 90-mm.
(She had practiced that).
"Just practiced medicine?
