They learn to look down on the foot soldier and his petty economics.
She finds herself a foot soldier in a rebel movement, and an inmate in an insane asylum, among others.
Convergence, is fueling the information age, and the cable modem is its foot soldier.
She was a tireless foot soldier in voter registration drives.
And being a foot soldier, you know, you had to carry the full field pack and all the gear and the rifle.
Under military law, a common foot soldier is obligated to disobey a clearly illegal order.
Thus, a common foot soldier was remembered with the same dignity as the socially elite leader of the state.
They can cover seven times what a foot soldier can in the woods.
British Dictionary definitions for foot soldier
foot soldier
noun
1.
an infantryman
Slang definitions & phrases for foot soldier
foot soldier
noun
A lower-ranking member of a corporation, regime, etc: Goth's role as an SS officer and faithful foot soldier of the Third Reich is preserved/ filtered through the hazy surmises of the Cleveland footsoldiers(1990s+)