Sentences with phrase «than soldiers»

Sometimes rejection is an indication that you need to write a better book rather than soldier on with something that has little chance of sales.

It's no different than any soldier in the armed forces.

Any weapon that is more effective against children than soldiers is one that is going to be opposed.

The fact that this is a game about vehicles, rather than soldiers, is vital.

In war it's ususally plenty of innocent civilian life, sometimes way more than the soldiers doing the fighting.

YouTube — The HemLoft — a secret treehouse, hiding in the woods of Whistler — Joel Allen — This is a whole lot better than soldiers hiding in the woods.

Snake's heroism isn't pandering, and while his laconic machismo fits a certain Eastwood mold, he finally emerges as more of a countercultural badass who uses his carte blanche audience with the President to ask him the kind of impertinent rhetorical question one wants to say to every bureaucrat valued more than the soldiers doing his bidding: «We did get you out.

Crawlers are now less effective than Soldiers with the Suppressor

The conflicts here between the congressional Democrats (who oppose the amendment) and the Republicans (who were themselves fostering a shaky alliance between opposed internal camps) are only barely more civil than the soldiers on the battlefields.

A prisoner who destroys an enemy fortress, killing himself in the process, is not committing suicide, any more than a soldier who falls on a grenade to save his battalion is committing suicide.

You're none other than Soldier of Conscience with a new name.

The Bears packed up and bused back to their training camp at Olivet Nazarene University, prompting safety Chris Harris to tweet: «Can someone explain to me how a NAIA college practice field is better than Soldier Field #confused» Good question.

And if you lived in Williamsburg or Bushwick you were more likely to be killed than a soldier in Iraq.

Gowon said, «Prayer can solve problems better and faster than soldiers, as well as physical weapons of war.

Liberal Democrat Foreign Office minister Jeremy Browne pointed out Mr Hester's # 1.2 million salary meant he takes just three days to earn more than a soldier serving in Afghanistan for a year.

Stone gives himself much credit of «telling the truth» about Alexander's bisexuality as if it's some progressive badge of honor, but at the same time he can't get away from the cruelest, least imaginative stereotyping: His Alexander, as expressed through the weepy histrionics of Colin Farrell, is more like a desperate housewife than a soldier.

The leaders of the rebellion, President Coin (Julianne Moore) and Plutarch Heavensbee (Philip Seymour Hoffman in his final role) want to hold her back from the fighting, valuing her more as a symbol than a soldier.

I had always thought that soldiers in WWII were less susceptible to PTSD than soldiers today and this book helped me see how wrong I was.

Adding to the interesting mix of invaders are the pirates, which understandingly enough fight with a hook and sword, and stand to be a bit stronger than the soldiers.

While the game's jungle is the perfect chance for Lara to work with her environment, using the trees, mud and vines to stealthily take down her enemies, the fantastically realised tombs she explores continue to showcase how even abandoned ancient spaces can feel more foreboding than soldier - filled clearings.

Initially made for military duty, today you're more likely to see Mercedes» flagship SUV in the hands of a celebrity rather than a soldier.

and what better than a soldier!

Falling earnings became a self - fulfilling prophecy when a lot of authors held on to their books rather than soldiering on and putting them out there.

But they are something more than soldiers.

Unlike most war movies, the events in Harrison's Flowers transpire through the eyes of civilians (rather than soldiers).

Low cortisol levels may predispose individuals to PTSD: Following war trauma, Swedish soldiers serving in Bosnia and Herzegovina with low pre-service salivary cortisol levels had a higher risk of reacting with PTSD symptoms, following war trauma, than soldiers with normal pre-service levels.