Sentences with phrase «as deserters»

Forcing them to either accept the mission or be hunted down as deserters, he sends the soldiers deep into enemy lands to retrieve a wealthy Roman family.

Not exact matches

And U.S. President Barack Obama has waded into the debate, referring to inverting firms as «corporate deserters.»

Poll shows Tories picking up majority of deserters as Farage's party drops back into single figures, with Labour on 33 %

The same donors also contributed individually to some of those same members — an interesting carrot - and - stick approach that combines pressure as well as support for would - be deserters from Bush's war policy.

John Boyega hasn't done too much since his breakout performance in Attack the Block, but he is quite magnetic as the shellshocked deserter Stormtrooper fighting against years of conditioning and locked into the flight side of the fight or flight mentality.

, but he is quite magnetic as the shellshocked deserter Stormtrooper fighting against years of conditioning and locked into the flight side of the fight or flight mentality.

Boyega's character had one of the biggest arcs in The Force Awakens, starting out as a First Order stormtrooper sent out on his first mission, before transitioning to scared deserter, hesitant companion to Daisy Ridley's Rey and BB - 8, and finally, a full - fledged hero of the Resistance.

This year he gets a Special Screening with Golden Years, scripted alongside Cedric Anger and starring Pierre Deladonchamps (Stranger by the Lake) as a WWI deserter who goes into hiding by posing as a woman... but after the war ends, he can't bring himself to revert to his former identity.

In Nos années folles («Golden Years»), Deladonchamps is Paul, a military deserter who disguises himself as a woman, with the help of his wife, to escape World War I.

Though the aforementioned schoolchildren have heard of John Brown and know that his body lies a-mouldering in the grave, probably none had heard of Newton Knight, a real character on whom this film is based, and whose heroism as a farmer who became a deserter (for good reasons) emerges when he becomes a freedom fighter.

All the major characters remain, and the central question of the novel — should Billy stay in the army or turn deserter, as his sister implores — is the same.

Upstairs McArthur has more brown billboards, while photographs by An - My Lê present Louisiana as contested territory — flooded by storms, bearing a monument to a Confederate general, and serving as the set for a film about a Confederate Army deserter.