Sentence examples for term soldiers from inspiring English sources

People in public health sometimes refer to Dr. Henderson as "the old man," borrowing the term soldiers use for generals they respect.

But three years into his term, soldiers continue to carry out civilian duties of policing and combating criminals — which human-rights defenders say has led to landmark cases of extrajudicial massacres such as those recently seen in Tlatlaya in June 2014 and in Tanhuato in May of this year.

But the term "soldier" holds some universal meaning, conjuring scenes of both honor and embattlement, hierarchy and chaos, pride and regret.

A US Army spokesman noted that the term soldier typically refers to members of the Army, and, after investigating, the Army confirmed that all of its personnel "were accounted for and were not present in the area".

If the Defense Department wants the reservists to be full-time, long-term soldiers, it is especially important that it end the unfair practice of paying them late -- or not at all -- for months on end.

The largest of the Muslim states at the time, the Great Seljuk Sultanate, which ruled most of what is modern Iran and Iraq had about 10,000 full-term soldiers.

Contrary to common perception, the two terms — soldier and veteran — are not synonymous.

It's a military term for soldiers who are sacrificed, who die for the risks they take going first.

The term "Buffalo Soldiers" had originated in the 19th century when black Americans fought alongside the US Cavalry against native Americans, who called these black warriors the "Negro Cavalry".

'In our view it is a serious danger long term to soldiers returning from the battlefield and to the civilians remaining behind in the war zone when peace finally returns.

A36 NEW YORK/REGION B1-12 Three Suffer Suffer High Death Toll in Iraq Since Nov. 7, when the attack on Falluja began, 19 servicemen from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have been killed in Iraq, making it the deadliest term for soldiers from those three states since the start of the war.