Sentence examples for to privates from inspiring English sources
noun
The lowest rank of the army.
The May 5 document said the three soldiers from the 519th were demoted: two to privates first class and one to specialist.
Yet it burned into Churchill's reputation the idea that he was indifferent to the welfare of the ordinary soldier, and that his theatrical instincts were a mortal danger to privates and political parties alike.
Every member of the armed forces, from four-star generals to privates, will undergo training by the end of the year to prevent anti-gay harassment, the Pentagon announced today in a sweeping admission that its "don't ask, don't tell, don't harass" policy is poorly understood in the ranks.
Many others go to private schools.
From 1852 to 1855 Hale returned to private law practice.
Starr subsequently returned to private practice.
"I didn't go to private school.
He went to private schools and Yale.
They send their kids to private schools.
Subsequently he returned to private practice.
