Sentence examples for For reveille from inspiring English sources

For Reveille: Chad Bennett, producer.

For Reveille: Mark Koops, Howard T. Owens and Amanda Lipitz, executive producers.

Based on the Web series "I Love Local Commercials"; Howard T. Owens, Todd Cohen, Heather Schuster, Rhett McLaughlin, Link Neal, Joke Fincioen, Biagio Messina, executive producers for Reveille.

Like most of the crew, Petty Officer Simone ventured into the city whenever he had leave, and usually returned before morning for the obligatory report for reveille.

In fact, Mr. Silverman said he never opened up bidding for Reveille to a wide group of suitors and called Ms. Murdoch his "handpicked" choice.

When a sergeant shook him awake at 4 30 a.m. for reveille, he recalled to the Globe, Mr. Pinck told the man to go to hell, and the result was a day on KP, kitchen patrol.

That tale began with the cacophony of reveille for the prisoners, "sounded by the blows of a hammer on a length of rail" through windows coated in frost two fingers thick.

Starting Friday evening, Basilone played and whooped it up with the rest of us until the last hours of Sunday night when we'd all crawl back to our transportation points and head for Camp Pendleton in a rush resembling a Roman chariot race, for at reveille on Monday, John expected us to toe the line, stone sober and ready for duty.

Margaret Leech won a Pulitzer Prize for her Reveille in Washington, 1860 1865 (1941), about life in Washington during the Civil War.

After he became NBC's chief programmer last May, the network purchased a procession of Reveille programs for the network, including the unscripted series "American Gladiators" and "My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad" and the sitcom "Kath and Kim".

In the 1960s and '70s, Saul Alinsky, often considered the founder of community organizing, was a popular figure among liberal activists, based primarily on his how-to manuals, Reveille for Radicals and Rules for Radicals, and his reputation as a tough-talking, street-smart agitator who helped poor and working-class Americans gain a voice in battles with politicians and corporations.