Use "sentry duty" in a sentence
sentry duty example sentences
sentry duty
1. “Listen up lads what I am about to relate to you is not just for when you are on sentry duty but for anytime
2. sentry duty and Bradlee resting in the blue Lexus a few yards away
3. During the day when the Welsh had gone there was lots to do around the trenches stacking ammunition and flares, rations and the there was sentry duty and observation duty as well as dozens of other things
4. Later as we sat on the fire step we could hear shouting from No Man’s Land Frank asked what’s going on out there then I thought everything had gone quite?” Eli Stone who was on sentry duty and looking through the trench periscope replied
5. Josh glanced around from his sentry duty at the barn door when they came in
6. That white-trash asshole on sentry duty
7. ” Jake said he was headed for a poker game – then later, sentry duty – a four-hour pull
8. Olin did not have to tell them more than once that the bears would be searching out the blueberries also and that they should always have one of the boys remain on sentry duty as the others picked the low lying bushes
9. Ariella could see the silhouettes of two Guardians behind the wall on sentry duty
10. The Guardians on sentry duty at the compound entrance snapped to attention as they approached
11. It was the Guardian leading the sentry duty and he didn’t look happy
12. "What the devil?" he cried suddenly and in impatience deserting his sentry duty, he, too, went down, hurrying and thumping with his heavy boots on the stairs
13. A moment later Caris saw a man standing, peering into the fog, presumably on sentry duty, though the fact that he had not noticed her approach proved his job was impossible
14. He thinks he’s better than all-night sentry duty
15. They will follow up such and such a man or woman for whole days; they will do sentry duty for hours at a time on the corners of the streets, under alley-way doors at night, in cold and rain; they will bribe errand-porters, they will make the drivers of hackney-coaches and lackeys
16. ‘What the devil?’ he cried suddenly and in impatience deserting his sentry duty, he, too, went down, hurrying and thumping with his heavy boots on the stairs
