Sentence examples for up in army from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands are being housed in orderly tented camps set up in army compounds, schools and other public buildings, but thousands more are living on roadsides and canal embankments, spreading out mats under the trees or making shade over the simple rope beds they brought with them.

Best of all, Motorway to Roswell was a stirring hero's anthem honouring the brave scout pilot of Nibiru whose ship "sparked as he turned to graze our city" and (very much allegedly) crashed at Roswell: "He ended up in army crates and photographs in files".

Mel left native Brooklyn for Midwest, ended up in Army.

He showed up in army fatigues carrying all his clothes in a duffel bag.

Before meeting her parents, Lindz makes Sean dress up in "army gear" while she pretends to yell at him like a drill sergeant.

His sensitivity on this subject is clear in an exchange which took place between Mailer and the high-brahmin American poet Robert Lowell, a fellow-demonstrator on the 1967 anti-Vietnam war march on the Pentagon, which Mailer wrote up in Armies of the Night (1968), his first extended work of non-fiction.

He also says that, when white musicians asked him for "the secret," he "thought back to the church and the locked piano, all those years strung and tore up, wasting in army dungeons…" The question of drug use is inseparable from that of users' legal persecution.

He picked it up in the army.

"I was brought up in the army," Richard says.

Anderson, who grew up in an army family in Edinburgh, was 36 when she started running.

Snowden might have ended up in the army – he had four months in the reserves in mid-2004.