Examples of 'move the men' in a sentence
Meaning of "move the men"
move the men - This phrase is a command or instruction to relocate or reposition a group of male individuals. It can be used literally in a military or organizational context to direct the movement of personnel or figuratively to indicate a change in strategy or approach involving male individuals
How to use "move the men" in a sentence
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move the men
I have got to move the men out.
Move the men across the river.
We are ready to move the men.
I will move the men to this side.
You must excuse me . I have got to move the men out.
Move the men down slowly.
Lieutenant Shutt quickly decided to move the men into a nearby wooded area.
Move the men through.
When they are seen, move the men immediately.
Move the men out.
You are not cleared for this op. Now move the men back and secure the perimeter.
Now move the men back and secure the perimeter.
Madam, we are ready to move the men.
Now move the men back.
Sergeant Major, move the men in.
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Move the men into this field and wait for further orders.
We can tear up 1 5 and move the men around so the goons will not miss them.
Move the men and trucks first!
Any movement, and this whole field lights up . Now, move the men back.
Toliver, we will move the men down the road in a platoon column.
Sergeant? Any movement and this whole field lights up. Now move the men back.
Ellis, move the men out.
We can tear up 15 and move the men.
I will move the men out before dawn - through the woods, not the road.
Sergeant Binion. Move the men out.
Ellis, move the men out . I am going to go ahead.
Sgt. Johnstone, prepare to move the men off.
Corporal . Move the men down slowly.
Aye aye, sir! Madam, we are ready to move the men.
Walk away . Now, move the men back and secure the perimeter.
Very good, Sergeant Major, move the men in.
Now move the men back . Yes, Sergeant.
All right, Corporal, move the men out.
