guardsmen in A Sentence

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    A guardsman just rode in from the hills.

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    Guardsman Shaun Marsden.

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    Four of the militia and/or Guardsmen were also killed.

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    Plentiful national Guardsmen were on the scene to preserve order.

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    My lady. A guardsman just rode in from the hills.

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    Altogether there will be more than 2,200 national Guardsmen in the region.

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    The soldier asked a boy where all his Guardsmen and soldiers were.

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    Reservists and Guardsmen[live in civilian communities and] lack that type of access.”.

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    Spain's Interior Ministry said 19 police and 14 Civil Guardsmen were also injured.

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    Accompanying Catherine and her favorite Guardsmen had to urgently look for a replacement in the surrounding villages.

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    On the one hand, negative, as the Cossacks were considered"executioners, Guardsmen, dead men" of the fallen royal regime.

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    Later, under Justine I, his nephew and future emperor, Justinian introduced two thousand"over-standard" Guardsmen, selling posts for money.

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    It's not all bad, though, and Guardsmen have noted that some people are quite respectful when approaching for photographs and the like.

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    Everything came to a head in May 1970 when four students were killed by National Guardsmen at a protest at Kent State.

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    Colin Rose is 53 years old, a former Coldstream guardsman, a father of three and a prison officer with 21 years.

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    One member of the Guard even noted it wasn't uncommon for people to“stick pins in you” to try to make Guardsmen flinch.

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    He led the largest component of the Department of Homeland Security, comprised of 56,000 active duty, Reserve and civilian Coast Guardsmen and more than 24,000 volunteer Coast Guard auxiliarists.

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    The U.S. Coast Guard is the largest component of the Department of Homeland Security, comprised of 56,000 active duty, Reserve and civilian Coast Guardsmen and more than 24,000 volunteer Coast Guard auxiliarists.

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    As an idea of just what the Queen's Guard have long had to deal with from people, former guardsman Ronald Tibbets notes,“Some march up and down with us and others pull our bearskins.

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    Members of these movements often concentrated on symbolic moral victories like placing flowers in the rifle barrels of National Guardsmen, embarrassing a politician for a moment or two, or enraging white racists,' he writes.

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    Other statues and monuments include the statue for count Albrecht, the statue for Friedrich Schiller, the statue for Tsar Peter the Great, the"Mother Russia" monument, and the Monument for the 1200 Guardsmen, remembering the Battle of Königsberg.

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    In one instance we came across, a guardsman noted he would just continuing to march while such tourists are around, passive aggressively getting them back for their disrespect- somewhat akin to the Seinfeld Soup Nazi,“No picture for you!”!

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    (While this might seem a short span of time to ever have this occur, it should be noted that on hot summer days, Guardsmen are instructed to drink very large amounts of water before going on duty to attempt to prevent heatstroke and dehydration.).

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    At his fall the Guardsmen took to their heels in one direction and the loungers in the other, while a number of better-dressed people, who had watched the scuffle without taking part in it, crowded in to help the lady and to attend to the injured man.

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    In fact, if they end up having to relieve themselves during their two hour shifts(generally two hours on, four hours off), they remain just as outwardly unflappable, instructed to simply perform their necessaries in their thick woolen trousers which, according to Guardsman Shaun Marsden,“are sufficiently dark to cover their embarrassment”.

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    Further, one guardsman noted in an interview there was a general“perk” of frequently having women flash guards to get a reaction and also sometimes having phone numbers and addresses slipped into their pockets by those women no doubt wanting to see whether the ability to stand at attention for hours at a time translates to the bedroom.

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    One guardsman noted,“sometimes I just people watch”(that, after all, being partially what they are supposed to be doing- keeping alert for any threats), but at other times,“I tend to sing songs in my head or try to remember as much of a movie from start to finish in my head… I have gotten pretty good at that.”.

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