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One of them was a lieutenant, and we snapped to attention.

His whole body snapped to attention when he saw the smoke.

He snapped to attention and followed her into the study.

He stopped just inside the door and snapped to attention.

Every man not on a console snapped to attention when the word came.

Organizations will do almost anything to snap players to attention.

Suddenly she snapped to attention, which produced an effect most men would pay good money to see.

They snapped to attention, but made no move to stop me.

After another moment, she snapped to attention in the darkness.

Number Two snapped even further to attention than he already was.

We stood at attention as the young major walked to the front of the room.

"On the half hour I get five minutes to stand at attention."

Then he stood at attention, as though making a report.

He stood at attention and looked up into my face.

The hair on his arms felt as if it were standing at attention.

The hair on his arms was standing at attention, too.

No one was going to make him stand at attention.

He had a very high voice and hadn't yet learned not to stand at attention on the bridge.

The other three stood to one side, in a line, at attention.

Sure enough, Joe was standing there, at attention, looking the same as he did when they left.

Behind him two men stood to attention, like an honor guard.

The eleven people in the room quickly stood to attention as the President and his wife walked through the door.

The big man shouted an order, and they again stood to attention.

The dock workers continued to stand to attention as they passed.

The woman was standing to attention, staring straight in front of her.

She came and stood beside him, standing to attention like a soldier.

As they had been told to do, his men stood to attention in the double line, their expressions serious.

One of them sat immediately, the other stood to attention.

The hair at the back of my neck stood to attention.