1. Yes, it's not easy to soldier on.

2. We'll just have to soldier on without him.

3. His partner left and he had to soldier on alone.

4. Charles was asked to soldier on as Sayle's assistant.

5. Yonatan Barnea also was a soldier on his way back to base when he died.

6. Those you run into may not, but you soldier on.

7. The larger ones hope to soldier on as independent producers.

8. Yes, it's not easy soldier on.

9. I decided to soldier on.

10. It'spoke forcibly to the heart of the peasant soldier on the Kuomintang side.

11. A helicopter lifts a wounded American soldier on a stretcher during Operation Silver City in Vietnam, March 13, 1966.

12. The soldier on guard challenged the stranger asas she appeared.

13. The Marine Corps usually have to soldier on under the hardest conditions.

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14. If there is a soldier on the rails, he will be crushed.

15. It's hard to soldier on when all you seem to meet is failure and defeat.

16. Marine Corps usually have to soldier on under the hardest conditions.

17. He doesn't like the job but he'll soldier on until the work is done.

18. There was a broken soldier on the floor, and a cap on the table.

19. His intention was to soldier on in office for up to two years.

20. A memory came back to haunt him: the cold-blooded murder of a soldier on a bleak snow-covered hillside.

21. With Rufus it did to some extent come back again and all he could do was grind it down and soldier on.

22. In terms of the psychological aspect of it, the soldier on the other side is a soldier of the Bundeswehr.

23. Life is very crude, and bonnie Princes Street a dream, but we soldier on with a good grace.

24. As we turned a-corner, we were surprised to see a soldier on horseback.

25. At the age of fourteen, Bona set off to visit her father, who was a soldier on crusade in Jerusalem.

26. More than 30 kilometers away from the company location, a soldier on the patrol was reporting to his commander with a walkie-talkie.

27. A sniper hide on a roof picked off three soldier on patrol.

28. He put his finger on the trigger and pretended to shoot a soldier on top of the hay bale.