Sentence examples for contacted retired from inspiring English sources

What is true is that last year Larry Schoolcraft contacted retired police sergeant David Durk, who reached out to del Pozo, who was then in Internal Affairs.

Investigators searched records, contacted retired investigators and sought other physical evidence, but found no links to the man, Phillip Garrido, the police said.

And throwing himself headlong into a subject is her husband's way, she added, noting that when they met as graduate students, he was obsessed with pulp magazines of the 1930's and busied himself contacting retired cartoonists, asking men in their 80's and 90's to come to conferences.

Coach Warren Gatland should contact retired prop Adam Jones and recall him to the Wales side, says Shane Williams.

Instead she said it had been directly contacting retired officers whose details were already on its own database.

With defense contractors vying for the experience and contacts only retired top military officials can provide, these retired generals and admirals have seen their potential earnings skyrocket.

Overall 2228 subjects were contacted; GPs who had retired (169), died (54), or changed profession (197) were excluded from the study, and as a result the study population consisted of 1808 GPs (498 females and 1310 males) (figure 1).

Astronomer Jill Tarter, the inspiration for heroine Ellie Arroway in the novel and movie "Contact," is retiring after spending 35 years scanning the heavens for signals from intelligent aliens.

At length, believing that the way was clear for the transport convoy to proceed to Guadalcanal (but apparently disregarding the threat of air attack in the morning), Kondo ordered his remaining ships to break contact and retire from the area about 01 04, which most of the Japanese warships complied with by 01 30.

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"Because all indications so far from the analysis we have done indicates that there possibly are for the rugby players and for people who have been concussed more than four times". The study involved 131 ex-players, 281 retired amateur players and 73 retired non-contact sportspeople.