Sentence examples similar to Remarkable officers from inspiring English sources

The life of Walter Tull, a remarkable black officer in the British army during the first world war, is a case in point.

A remarkable Royal Navy officer named Thomas Waghorn had created it in the late 1830's -- a wide sand track that stretched 84 miles across the dunes from Egypt's Mediterranean resort of Alexandria down to the Red Sea port of El-Suweis.

This remarkable United Nations officer from Senegal was the bravest man I have ever met, says Mark Doyle, the BBC's international development correspondent.

He warned: "One bad decision around disclosure undoes the remarkable work that police officers do up and down the country.

In what Mr. Kelly called "a remarkable display of marksmanship," Officer Marcano shot one of the suspects in the head.

In 1789 Russian soldiers under a remarkable young Spanish-Irish officer called José Pascual Domingo de Ribas y Boyons (later to be known in Russian as Osip Deribas) chased the Ottoman forces from the barracks hamlet of Khadjibey.

Remarkable body camera footage shows a Cleveland police officer acting heroically, trying to calm down a violent, suicidal man even after the man shot and wounded the cop.

City officials described dedicated officers who showed remarkable restraint even while being treated with disrespect by the people they were sworn to protect.

He said he did not find it "odd" that he could not remember what Hough called "quite a remarkable process, the changing of officers' statements for a judicial inquiry of this importance", because: "My powers of recollection for this entire process has been difficult".

What he found in the soul of a career K.G.B. officer was "a remarkable leader".

"The recovery has been remarkable," said Michael K. Gorey, chief financial officer of the company's American arm, Bridgestone/Firestone Americas Holdings.