Regiment used in a sentence

Regiment in a sentence as a noun

Split the regiment into groups of 10, of which one will die.

He put me on a very harsh regiment, where I had to check to check in with him once a month.

Further proof of that is that just about any dieting regiment works, the issue is that most people dont stick to them.

After a self administered diet and exercise regiment I dropped to 170.

Napoleon approached the regiment alone, dismounted his horse and, when he was within gunshot range, shouted, "Here I am. **** your Emperor, if you wish.

> The wisdom of sending a full regiment to catch a single manIf I recall correctly, Napoleon already had a few hundred men with him at that point.

Regiment in a sentence as a verb

Maybe it is regimenting our lives, including our social lives and our perceptions of ourselves, in ways that are conducive to what a computer can understand!

False dichotomy, it's not likely that every single regiment of every single branch of the armed forces and police are all going to choose a single side.

My daily regiment looked a whole lot like this:- The only time I ate breakfast was when someone brought in doughnuts, at which point, I'd usually eat at least two.- My caffeine consumption was extremely high.

Doing nothing but burpees twice a day a year might make you feel like you've accomplished something, but it's not going to be nearly as effective as a varied, intense workout regiment with specific goals.

They will be constructed by governments, by corporations, and by us in unequal measure,...""We will define and regiment our lives, including our social lives and our perceptions of ourselves, in ways that are conducive to what a computer can “understand.” Their dumbness will become ours.