Sentence examples for division captain from inspiring English sources

A division captain answers the phone in the early morning just as he would on television: "This better be good".

"At this time, we have probable cause to arrest Mr Padgett for these heinous crimes," homicide division captain David Nisleit told a news conference.

Before that, he spent two decades working for New York City in a variety of jobs, including deputy director for operations and planning for the Office of Emergency Management and a chief and division captain of E.M.S. special operations at the Fire Department.

Greg Meyer, a former LAPD training division captain, said the video doesn't tell the whole story. .

At 33, he is at least 10 years older than the three other division captains who were fans' top choices, Toronto's Auston Matthews, Colorado's Nathan MacKinnon and Edmonton's Connor McDavid.

When he was ten, after losing his right thumb in a school accident, he learned to play tennis again with his left hand, becoming Number One in the East in the 15 and under boys division, captaining the Yale tennis team, and later ranking 29 in the U.S. before the days of pro tennis.

Deputy Chief Rick Jacobs defended the crime-reduction targets, saying they are an important tool for tracking the department's performance and holding division captains accountable.

Some current and retired LAPD officers have complained about what they saw as top-down pressure from division captains to meet crime reduction goals, which they said could lead to data manipulation.

The ship was intended to be commanded by a rear admiral, with its executive officer, political officer and the heads of the gunnery and engineering divisions as captains 1st rank.

During World War II, he served in the Army Air Corps intelligence division as a captain and provost marshal at Wright Field in Ohio.

As the critically underfinanced team suffers a string of defeats in its bid to remain in the first division, its modest captain, Abas Suan, gracefully fields a whirlwind of news media attention and extreme spectator reactions.