soldiering

Salinger in 1946 was back in New York, rid not only of soldiering but of a brief, unsuccessful marriage to a European woman physician.

One thing he did know; He loved to hear tales of soldiering , especially from World War II.

You think soldiering is anybody' s job?

A few parents are pulling out, but most are soldiering on and plenty more are clamouring to get their children in.

Soldiering is a dangerous profession, invariably underpaid but generously rewarded by the courage and constancy of one's comrades.

The U. S. military once shunned robots as obstacles to traditional soldiering.

Opposition papers accused Washington, a war hero, of "incompetent soldiering. "

At the same time Jessica Lange has been soldiering on in an environment less than kind to former leading ladies.

Start asking for support instead of soldiering forward with a brave face.

Army officers like to grumble that politics in Thailand, unlike soldiering, is a dirty game.

The biggest challenge of all in ending child soldiering lies in the types of conflicts that employ the young.

Certainly, child soldiering is a global phenomenon, not simply an African one.

For now Goldman is likely to try soldiering on alone.

The relief workers keep soldiering on, although they are desperately short of help and supplies.

And sometimes we wonder why we do the things we do, be it soldiering on with bombing pigs or digging fecal waste from someone's intestines.

After graduation from high school they went soldiering.

His regular engagement ends soon, but he's thinking of soldiering on.

"Child Soldiering Is a Human Rights Issue. "

Faced with the dilemma, he opted for soldiering on.

He is soldiering on nonetheless.