Sentences with phrase «many soldiers on»

Soldiers on both sides also buried their dead and had Christmas services as if they were in church.

The Germans had only 766,750 soldiers on hand to defend the city against 2.5 million Soviet soldiers.

But Hinton soldiered on.

The only place the authors observed some benefits of vitamin C supplementation was in marathon runners, skiers, and soldiers on «subarctic exercise» — and even in those small populations, the observed effect was small.

Despite the setbacks, writers and editors must soldier on — you're the last line of defense.

Soldier on, continue writing valuable content, and hone your SEO skills.

It was designed to be operated remotely, either from another military vehicle or by a soldier on foot with a hand - held remote control.

The popular view on Google + is that it will soldier on and possibly even rebound.

Okay, the cold isn't some medieval plague, but the principle of keeping the sick separate from the healthy still obviously applies, and, as we all know, modern office workers sometimes soldier on when it would be far better for the whole office if they headed home.

Moreover, the appropriation will ensure that the microloan program, recently praised by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, will soldier on.

(Many cavalrymen / dragoons like the soldier on the left wore a yellow band on their forage caps, in contradiction to regulations.)

The router, meanwhile, has been soldiering on.

«Dyslexia doesn't necessarily make people more open,» Gladwell admits at one point, before soldiering on: «But the most tantalizing possibility raised by the disorder is that it might make it a little bit easier to be disagreeable.»

That year, Stanley Kubrick's film 2001: A Space Odyssey featured a Pan Am spaceship, while the airline's Asian fleet ferried soldiers on active duty in Vietnam to Japan or to Hawaii for their R&R leave.

The new Delos head honcho introduced, Karl Strand, was heard arguing with a soldier on the beach about a document.

And when things get tough, wouldn't it be easier to soldier on if you thought of yourself as earning one of these Scouts - inspired merit badges rather than simply struggling through a trying time?

Indeed, I suggested Microsoft might kill the whole bad idea and refrain from releasing the device altogether, but sure enough the company soldiered on, only to see the Pro become a big flop, mainly because it delivered none of what people wanted in a tablet — lightness, low price and good battery life, all of which were ironically established by Apple.

For the next 18 months she bravely soldiered on, talking to clients and running the business despite feeling lousy because of the cancer treatments.

Mark Leiser, a law professor who writes a tech law column for The Drum, says he was denied boarding on an Easyjet flight after he tweeted critical remarks about the airline (he said that a delayed flight had caused a soldier on his flight to miss a connection and that Easyjet had refused to help).

We have right now 32,000 soldiers on the border between North and South Korea.

They realized then that what they did, the soldiers on the ground, made a difference.

He was a Jew who was mostly concerned with the corruption of the King of Israel and the presence of Roman soldiers on the holy soil of Israel.

Emancipated from the old ways, they soldier on, without examples, guidance, or reinforcement.

Comfort soldiers on the eve of battle with the knowledge that whether they fall with courage or cowardice, their bodies will rot in the ground and they will be forgotten?

Thankfully for the last question, reason soldiered on after faith claimed to have the answer.

There are still Anglo - Saxon soldiers on German territory — that says it all.

Beyond that, there were those who went along on apostolic journeys to experience the life of a spiritual soldier on the front lines as part of their training as well.

Just as the sandals helped keep the soldier on his feet in battle, being prepared to share the Gospel with others will help you stay on your feet as a Christian.

And a soldier on the ground has a great disadvantage over a soldier who is still on his feet.

«The conflict in Lebanon has ignited a robust debate on jihadist Web sites over backing for Hezbollah, the Shiite group that set off the crisis when it seized two Israeli soldiers on July 12.

well they get restrained by the same politicians and judges and policy manuals... the crooked politicians even put soldiers on trial for murder (what!).

By the time of the Maccabees, for example, the practice of keeping the Sabbath was so central to Judaism that, according to Josephus, the Romans had to exempt the Jews from military service because they were useless as soldiers on the Sabbath.12 Seneca could not understand the Sabbath exercise and chided the Jews for spending every seventh day of their lives in idleness.13

I guess these religious leaders aren't informed on or aware of the doctrine of snipers or even of individual soldiers on the battlefield.

It was then that he truly realized that what they did, the soldiers on the ground, made a difference.

The idea of having an obedient little person on your smartphone soldiers on, and Microsoft is throwing their hat in the ring with Cortana.

Soldier on Brother!

They soldier on despite the many sheep bites.

Partly due to first - wave feminism, which critiqued the traditional gender roles of the big wedding, and partly due to an emerging middle - class aesthetic that valued restraint over gaudy expenditure, a trend toward simple weddings soldiered on for a decade or so.

Now, since were talking about the soldier on the field, what was its purpose while in battle?

As inhumane as it sounds, sometimes it's important to soldier on for the sake of those around you.

Jesuits have never marched lockstep like soldiers on parade.

Their foot soldiers on CNN's belief section are doin'the dirty work of tryin'to destroy Christians who might object to that slavery.

Nicolas Cage's Left Behind reboot soldiers on to the wonder and delight of of all, but ill news is afoot for the first adaptation of the series, which apparently had...

«63 Timothy was similarly instructed: «A soldier on active service will not let himself be involved in civilian affairs; he must be wholly at his commanding officer's disposal» (2 Tim.

And the same is true of the popular use of the word «sacrifice», as when a mother dies for her child or a soldier on the field of battle.

Can any of these rabbi's and preist show me one of the alcaida soldiers on the battlefield that has tried to surrender??

Tiglath - pileser III assumed the throne of Assyria in 745 B.C., «the first of an uninterrupted series of great soldiers on the throne of Assyria, who quickly brought the Neo-Assyrian Empire to the zenith of its power and created an empire in the ancient Orient which for the first time united almost the whole of the ancient Orient under Assyrian rule.

McIntyre was made for such an environment and quickly enrolled as a foot soldier on the losing side of the Armageddon - like battle for control of Princeton Seminary.

How to reconcile a creed of nonviolence with the actual presence of women soldiers on the scene?)

But I soldiered on, and now they're the latest installment in our Make It Or Buy It blog series.