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Examples for "soldiering"
Examples for "soldiering"
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Public order, security details... yes, it's a different kind of soldiering now.
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There is often a culture of soldiering on among crews, added Sampson.
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As for his health, Sturrock is doing much more than soldiering on.
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I have had some experience in soldiering, and I have a following.
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But they turned-to very merrily, in this first night of real soldiering.
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The shirking of responsibility by leading Russian officials; their lack of enterprise.
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Folks shirking, and even stealing; we have to keep a sharp lookout.
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It is a shirking of our responsibilities, a distraction from our purpose.
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I knew that before long she'd notice I was shirking the face.
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Perhaps, after all, there is something to be said for shirking it.
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Yet there was no way I was going to start slacking off.
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The sell-swords would have too many watchers to try slacking off today.
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However, you may feel a little frustrated with a noticeable slacking off.
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Ralph Percival was contentedly slacking it in preparation for a pass degree.
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I'm not having you slacking off while he has work to do.
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So now let's stop goofing off, and put it into simple terms.
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He'd drifted from day to day, goofing off with people he called friends.
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As sloppy as you people are, they'll just assume you're goofing off somewhere.
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You might think about that sometime when you're goofing off behind them goddam glasses.
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Bernhard's processor block didn't respond to datavises, so everyone assumed he was goofing off.
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He sounded out of breath, but Hall had no idea why; he had been goldbricking all night.