Sentences with phrase «soldiers fight for their lives»

Instead, its focus is on the frail, often speechless tension as soldiers fight for their lives.

Not exact matches

They said they fought not so much for honor or cause or even country as they did for their buddies; not to let the guys down - that was the most important thing in their lives as soldiers.

Child soldiers are forced to fight for their lives — and sometimes against their families.

But the main stress in the sacrament is found not so much in that kind of talk (which may be appropriate enough for an adult) but in the simple words with which the minister of baptism signs the baptized person with the sign of the cross as he or she is «received into the congregation of Christ's flock»: that «hereafter he [or she] shall not be ashamed to confess the faith of Christ crucified, and manfully to fight under his banner, against sin, the world, and the devil, and to continue Christ's faithful soldier and servant unto his [her] life's end.»

is this not what these soldiers have been fighting and dying for «freedom» that's why we live in this country to have the freedom to live and have our own beliefs without the government telling us how we should live and act im proud of this soldier for standing up for his beliefs that's what he is fighting for if you holly rollers want forced religion then move to another country

If a Soldier is willing to fight and die for your right to be a religious dogmatist, he is also willing to fight and die for my right to live up to principles of decency, empathy and kindness that come not from fear of God but joy in living in peace with others and the love of a shared humanity.

And who ever out of those fights for his land and freedom is called terrorist and killed like a dog or thrown out of land if not in mass jails for future exchange against Israeli soldiers... what a life what a freedom, what a human rights, what united nations what all the camouflage we are surrounded with in this unreal world.

«While we continue to fight for the unity of our country, while we continue to fight and defend territorial integrity, while we equally operate to maintain law and order in support of the civil authority, there is one very important aspect of the soldier's life, and this is what we will be showing to you today.

The film opens to the Civil War, where soldiers are fighting for their lives, and their hopes.

Mireles and his men are fighting for life and death, while it feels like Foley and his ilk are simply playing soldier.

That segues into a scene of a medical team treating a battered and bloody soldier who is fighting for his life.

It's the story of lives that are interrupted by war — the innocent non-combatants who could be moments away from becoming collateral damage and the soldiers who leave their everyday lives to fight for a cause in which they believe.

The movie is oddly structured, with a long lead - up to the young pacifist enlisting to go to the front lines for his country, not to fight as a soldier but to save lives as a medic.

Bobby Axelrod represents everything Rhoades fights against — the billionaire investor who flouts the law and lives large (the biggest house in the Hamptons; the freshly delivered custom yacht; the last - minute jet jaunt to Quebec City for a Metallica concert), commanding an army of cocky foot soldiers who reap massive bonuses.

You might round a corner in a cluster of enemies and find yourself fighting for your life, while seeking out a dead Mobius soldier to retrieve his ammo might lead you into a ghostly trap.

CLOSING NIGHT Suffragette For its Closing Night Film, the 38th Mill Valley Film Festival has chosen Suffragette, the story of the women who were foot soldiers in the fight for the right to vote in the early 20th century, ordinary women who risked their jobs, homes, children and even their livFor its Closing Night Film, the 38th Mill Valley Film Festival has chosen Suffragette, the story of the women who were foot soldiers in the fight for the right to vote in the early 20th century, ordinary women who risked their jobs, homes, children and even their livfor the right to vote in the early 20th century, ordinary women who risked their jobs, homes, children and even their lives.

Written and directed by Neil Marshall (Doomsday, The Descent, Dog Soldiers), the film stars Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Olga Kurylenko and it's a about a group of Roman soldiers that have to fight for their lives behind enemSoldiers), the film stars Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Olga Kurylenko and it's a about a group of Roman soldiers that have to fight for their lives behind enemsoldiers that have to fight for their lives behind enemy lines.

During the movie, Marcellus spares the life of a Roman soldier with whom he is fighting for control of the troops.

It is true that our soldiers increasingly fight side by side with Iraqis willing to put their lives on the line for a better future.

For the past 100 years, Yunnan Baiyao found its way through the battle grounds of Chinese soldiers fighting against the Japanese in World War II, as well as the Vietcong against the USA during the Vietnam War — by saving the lives of soldiers from severe battle wounds.

As you fight through the enemy hordes of soldiers, buggies, APCs, tanks and much more, you can find handy power - ups for your vehicle that increase your damage or give you nifty secondary weapons to help save the world, or at the very least blow up that tank that has been making life a misery for you.

From the male civilian with a vengeance to a war - torn female soldier with something to prove, characters from all walks of life come together to fight for a common goal.

I remember a story where the general burned his ships upon landing so that his soldiers would have no choice but to fight for their lives, win or die.