Examples of 'enlisted to fight' in a sentence
Meaning of "enlisted to fight"
enlisted to fight - This phrase refers to when individuals join the military or are signed up to participate in combat or conflict. It could be used in the context of enlisting in the army during a war or conflict
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enlisted to fight
Irishmen who had enlisted to fight.
I enlisted to fight.
An army of whistleblowers is being enlisted to fight fraud.
Irishmen who had enlisted to fight for the occupying British crown in its foreign wars.
The border appears however uncertain between evil demons and protective geniuses enlisted to fight them.
I enlisted to fight the Maximilian Mexico.
An MP recalls that even they were enlisted to fight.
Jewish teens enlisted to fight anti-Semitism in Germany.
As in the Revolutionary War, women sometimes disguised themselves and enlisted to fight.
One in three able-bodied Indigenous men enlisted to fight in the First World War.
In the Civil War, 367 residents of Jerome Township enlisted to fight.
My dad fought in Korea, enlisted to fight communism, so I did the same.
If you dare, why do not you get enlisted to fight the Japanese?
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Examples of using Enlisted
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I enlisted the help of the high priest
I am wondering how an enlisted man could afford it
The enlisted men are inside the wall
