Sentence examples for Long-serving veterans from inspiring English sources

A host of long-serving veterans have retired or been moved on.

Patchen, meanwhile, joins Facebook at the same time as some long-serving veterans are headed out the door — including public policy chief Elliot Schrage.

Another long-serving veteran of Balenciaga, where he worked for Mr. Ghesquière for nearly a decade, Mr. Peigné left in 2010 to head women's wear for Nicola Formichetti's polarizing reinvention of Mugler.

Not all of the "Indian" officers of the 11th found themselves the object of Brudenell's disfavour: when in October 1840 Major Jenkins, a long-serving veteran, fell seriously ill Brudenell attended his bedside for two nights and, when he died, made a substantial payment to the family and secured a suitable position for his younger son.

Semi-structured interviews were conducted with nine long-serving VET teachers.

And two long-serving company veterans — Michael Galante, as the British Lord Chamberlain Dramaleigh, and Richard Alan Holmes, as the comptroller Mr. Goldbury — offered insightful work.

By July 1943, it was decided to send a group of 6,000 long serving veterans of the NZEF to New Zealand for three months leave.

But the long-serving Republicans — the group includes veterans of World War II and the Korean War — stress that they are rallying around Mr. Bruno, who has emerged as an outspoken critic of Mr. Spitzer.

The prosecution of Poteyev, a former Afghan war veteran and long-serving officer in Russia's foreign intelligence service (SVR), was held in secret but journalists were allowed in to hear the court's final judgment.

Other options were the long-serving Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor (275-1) and the veteran Birmingham rocker Ozzy Osbourne (2,500-1).

Peter Avis, veteran leftwing journalist, broadcaster and long-serving Observer subeditor, died suddenly last week at his home in Brighton.