Sentence examples for soldiers stick from inspiring English sources

Punishment is meted out judiciously, they said, mainly to ensure that soldiers stick to treatment plans and stay safe.

"After we arrive at school, the soldiers stick around for a while until the morning flag-raising ceremony is over and the students are in their classrooms," said Mr. Khru Ya, the former teacher.

The United Nations gently pointed out that it was responsible for coordinating aid, and the nongovernmental aid agencies expressed alarm about becoming associated with the military, suggesting that the soldiers stick to the bigger projects -- roads, bridges, government buildings -- that aid groups cannot manage.

As the tuner extracts discarded toy soldiers stuck between the strings, it is clear that the instrument, like its owner, is probably beyond repair.

Made by a young Bosnian director, Danis Tanovic, "No Man's Land" eventually collected 42 awards around the world for its tale of three soldiers stuck between Serbian and Bosnian lines and then between the international press and a cynical UN peacekeeping command.Two new films now take the Bosnian story further.

It's part of the Marshmallowville line of marshmallow guns designed for kids, kids at heart, and mercenary soldiers stuck deep behind enemy lines in Peep World.

One of the soldiers sticking out of the top of the tank locked eyes with me and made a throat-slicing motion with his finger.

A soldier sticks his gun through the window and barks questions in Sinhala, knowing full well he is Tamil.

Even if you don't know Erwitt's name, you'll recognize his photographs: the grim grandmother at the cowboy-shaped slot machine, the smiling soldier sticking his tongue out, the anxious women in a Lost Persons Area, the angular couple chatting between skeletal remains in the catacombs — not to mention all those marvellous dogs.

He held a brief news conference yesterday in which he came to resemble a soldier stuck on the beach at Anzio, taking mortar shots about an old land deal with a former fundraiser who is now on trial for wholly unrelated reasons.

The film will feature Cruise as a lone soldier stuck on an uninhabitable Earth's surface, fixing drones that protect the planet -- and its sky-bound clone citizens, who live above the polluted clouds -- from attacking aliens.