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Definition of tin soldier in English: tin soldiernoun A toy soldier made of metal. Example sentencesExamples - She sent out battalion after battalion of her finest guard to fight the invaders, yet they were knocked down as easily as tin soldiers.
- Finally, they rested on the left, which opened immediately to reveal a tiny tin soldier.
- Already, in the best Nine Days Of Zweibelmas tradition, I have given him a set of one thousand German tin soldiers and a brass mechanical-bank in the playful and winsome shape of John Jacob Astor.
- Its platoon of battle-ready pundits attacks fiercely, with the confidence of small boys playing tin soldiers on Mummy's carpet.
- How tedious to have them all laid out like tin soldiers!
- It was because his head and neck were the same width and thus he looked like he had the head of a tin soldier.
- The wreck was broken up but the old boiler was still visible and if you sifted through the sand you could pick up old crockery and tin soldiers and rather oddly, old reels of cinema film.
- The rest of the day, he lets various boys whitewash in exchange for valuables: a kite, a dead rat, a key, a tin soldier, and other things.
- But what he called the military industrial complex in 1961 would look like a toy army of tin soldiers from today's perspective.
- And there was the cat sitting beside the hearth playing with tin soldiers and a toy cannon.
- They marveled at the colored balls, miniature horses, sparkly gold and silver bells, toy drums, tin soldiers, and replicas of musical instruments.
- He reached into his pocket and took out the tin soldiers there.
- Then, after the war, increasing affluence brought more toys for children - tin soldiers, tops, and dolls made of an exciting new material called plastic.
- I used the corridor as a battlefield and brought my tin soldiers from downstairs to form an army to face the advancing horsemen.
- It is an example of what happens when war is left to men who still play with tin soldiers and believe in the romantic adventures they read as youths.
- The 16-year-old witness said the boy told him during a playground ball game of tin soldiers: ‘I done it - I was there.’
Definition of tin soldier in US English: tin soldiernountin ˈsōljər A toy soldier made of metal. Example sentencesExamples - How tedious to have them all laid out like tin soldiers!
- I used the corridor as a battlefield and brought my tin soldiers from downstairs to form an army to face the advancing horsemen.
- Then, after the war, increasing affluence brought more toys for children - tin soldiers, tops, and dolls made of an exciting new material called plastic.
- The rest of the day, he lets various boys whitewash in exchange for valuables: a kite, a dead rat, a key, a tin soldier, and other things.
- It was because his head and neck were the same width and thus he looked like he had the head of a tin soldier.
- And there was the cat sitting beside the hearth playing with tin soldiers and a toy cannon.
- The 16-year-old witness said the boy told him during a playground ball game of tin soldiers: ‘I done it - I was there.’
- It is an example of what happens when war is left to men who still play with tin soldiers and believe in the romantic adventures they read as youths.
- He reached into his pocket and took out the tin soldiers there.
- Finally, they rested on the left, which opened immediately to reveal a tiny tin soldier.
- They marveled at the colored balls, miniature horses, sparkly gold and silver bells, toy drums, tin soldiers, and replicas of musical instruments.
- The wreck was broken up but the old boiler was still visible and if you sifted through the sand you could pick up old crockery and tin soldiers and rather oddly, old reels of cinema film.
- Already, in the best Nine Days Of Zweibelmas tradition, I have given him a set of one thousand German tin soldiers and a brass mechanical-bank in the playful and winsome shape of John Jacob Astor.
- She sent out battalion after battalion of her finest guard to fight the invaders, yet they were knocked down as easily as tin soldiers.
- But what he called the military industrial complex in 1961 would look like a toy army of tin soldiers from today's perspective.
- Its platoon of battle-ready pundits attacks fiercely, with the confidence of small boys playing tin soldiers on Mummy's carpet.
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