13 sentences with 'citizen'

Example sentences and phrases with the word citizen and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: citizen

A citizen is a person who legally belongs to a country and has rights and duties there. Citizens can vote, work, and live in their country. They must follow its laws and may have to pay taxes or serve in the military.

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« During the parade, patriotism shone on the face of every citizen. »

citizen: During the parade, patriotism shone on the face of every citizen.
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« To be elected President or Vice President of the nation, it is necessary to be a native Argentine or, if born abroad, to be the child of a native citizen (who was born in the country) and to meet the other requirements to be a senator. That is, to be over thirty years old and to have at least six years of citizenship exercise. »

citizen: To be elected President or Vice President of the nation, it is necessary to be a native Argentine or, if born abroad, to be the child of a native citizen (who was born in the country) and to meet the other requirements to be a senator. That is, to be over thirty years old and to have at least six years of citizenship exercise.
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« The citizen voted in the local election with enthusiasm. »
« Our teacher admired the citizen who volunteered at the food bank. »
« A skilled citizen designed the park's new layout with innovation. »
« The citizen discovered an ancient artifact beneath the old bridge. »
« A brave citizen rescued the trapped animal during yesterday's storm. »
« So they decided to train some 50 citizen volunteers to assist the officers. »
« Nothing was as important to a Roman citizen as his reputation as a soldier. »
« Before World War II, the average Soviet citizen had little knowledge of America. »
« Each hoplite soldier had to be a free Greek citizen of his polis and had to be able to pay for his own weapons and armour. »
« Throughout Greece, polis first adopted the practice of state-funded standing armies, rather than volunteer citizen soldiers. »
« Previously, a citizen had to be wealthy enough to volunteer for city government, which meant that almost all farmers and small merchants were cut off from direct political power. »

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