Sentences with phrase «army recruit named»
When the forces of evil attack Hyrule, an army recruit named Link is chosen as the newest Hero, and must defend the kingdom from the forces of evil.
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Jarecki intertwines the experiences of ordinary people living in extraordinary times, including a young army recruit named William Solomon; Wilton Sekzer, an ex-cop from New York City, who lost his son on September 11; and Karen Kwiatkowski, an ex-pentagon official who chose to leave her career after twenty years because «I thought I was seeing a hijack of our defence policy.»
Not exact matches
Virginia's team of no name all - stars vs. Arizona's army of five - star recruits.
In the city, men with names like Artie, Dinty, Tim, Sal and Sol have sat on rooftops, seemingly for generations, talking pigeons, and for year after year their ranks have been recruited from armies of small boys sneaking up for a look at the lofts.
But the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee named Army veteran Max Rose to its Red to Blue program for top recruits earlier this year.
The DCCC named Army veteran Max Rose to its Red to Blue program for top recruits earlier this year.
The Nigerian Army said yesterday that it arrested one «Mr. Onokphemheo Godswork» operating under the false name Mr. Guy Ajah, for defrauding applicants of 74 Regular Recruits Intake under the guise of facilitating their recruitment into...
Cole is a one - man army, able to thwart off the dozens of men Venarius throws his way, but an old rival in the ways of the ninja named Hasegawa is recruited for the bad guys, because it sometimes takes a ninja to kill a ninja.
Visitors can view Washington's school exercises in geometry from 1745, his speech to the Indians at Logstown in 1753 asking that they act as guides for his journey to the French Commandant, and the 1777 recruiting instructions for enlisting soldiers for the United States Army just to name a few.
His stand culminated with an April appearance at an Army recruiting station, where he refused to step forward when his name was called.