the draft dodger造句

• Listening to the draft dodgers in " Woodstock,"
• The draft dodgers get all the coverage.
• "You know, even the draft dodgers don't bother me anymore, " he said.
• I regret to say that our big industrial centers and regions produce more than 60 percent of the draft dodgers,
• Most of the draft dodgers who stayed in Canada have dual citizenship, and regularly visit the land of their birth.
• But today I see expressed by the draft dodgers a considerable amount of empathy for the suffering that veterans went through.
• THE DRAFT DODGER ( www . draftdodger . com ) : This is a must-see site for Philadelphia Eagles fans.
• Two members of a gang of five were hiding in Bergdoll s hotel room, where they wanted to overpower the draft dodger.
• There were several other passages in the Draft Dodger article that were undocumented statements of opinion and many even false yet remained unchallenged.
• Elliott, now the target of a petition calling for his resignation, said Nelson has a diverse and liberal population that welcomed the draft dodgers.
• Clearly revealing serious morale problems in the army, even some of the most hardened of Sarajevo's defenders say the draft dodgers were right to run away.
• For the anxious contingent from the Southwest Conference, it was perhaps appropriate that the day's entertainment was provided by a band called " The Draft Dodgers ."
• "Beat the draft dodger ! " a man who appeared to be in his early 30s yelled to Dole as Dole and Gov . Christie Whitman joined a parade through Clifton.
• Savile Lumley's Daddy, What did YOU do in the Great War ? is both an appeal to the conscience and national pride as well as a biting ridicule of the draft dodgers.
• And the setup of " July, July, " however familiar, has a ready-made allure : Everybody wants to know whatever happened to the prom queen, the draft dodger, the Republican.
• The draft dodger proved the armchair generals wrong in their universal claim that the air campaign could not prevail and _ the ones who went further _ that since ground war would not be easily prosecutable, he should therefore have done naught.
• This influx of young people helped Canada recover from the " brain drain " of the 1950s, and while in many ways the draft dodgers assimilated into Canadian society, they are considered to have had significant and lasting effects on the country.