Sojer

So´jer

(sō´jẽr)

n. & v. i.

Var. of Soldier.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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Haroon Ahmed's own family of five found shelter with relatives at an apartment in "Sojer" (Soldier) Bazaar.

The struggle for democratic spaces in Pakistan - IV

"A good sojer. Army." Three men went to the lad and embraced him.

Gathered 'round the fire: it warmed in many ways ..

In spite of the strategic role played by IT in organizational competitiveness (Banker et al., 2011; Karanja, Bhatt, and Ashraf, 2010) and the intricate nature of the IT leaders' roles, there are limited studies that offer a systemic view of the academic competencies and other characteristics of these IT leaders (Sojer, Schlager, and Locher, 2006).

IT leaders: who are they and where do they come from?

(11) In 1879, larrikins were observed singing Kelly ballads on street corners, taking the melodies from well-known Irish tunes such as "The Bould Sojer Boy".

Leary kin: Australian larrikins and the blackface minstrel dandy

It was a disagreeable morning; "the owl through all his feathers was a-cold," and so were bold "sojer" boys.

Decolonizing the 1862 death marches

Toi Sojer's battle for the big time SHE'S big, black, bouncy, belts on like a budgie and she's in love with the Big Time.