Sentence examples for former relief from inspiring English sources

HILARY GRANT New York, Nov. 2, 2001 The writer is a former relief agency volunteer.

That's what the former relief pitcher and current MLB Network analyst Mitch (Wild Thing) Williams told me.

One of McNamee's claims that received little attention over the years involved the former relief pitcher Mike Stanton and his agents, Sam and Seth Levinson.

Doctors have determined that Tug McGraw, the former relief pitcher for the Mets and the Phillies, has brain cancer, two people close to him said today.

Dr. Rutherford, a former relief worker with the International Rescue Committee, lost both legs when his vehicle ran over a land mine in Somalia in 1993.

Mr. Sidib?59, is a former relief worker, rather than a physician, and, along with English and French, he speaks West African Mandingo, the Tamashek of the Tuaregs and other languages.

The former Yankees relief ace Ryne Duren and the future pitching coach Art Fowler also played for the inaugural Angels.

To make room for Wheeler, the Astros designated David Weathers, the former Mets' relief pitcher who went to Houston in June for Richard Hidalgo, for assignment.

IT'S probably a stretch for most people to imagine that the former Mets relief pitcher Tug McGraw and Jeff Bezos have much in common.

It infused its story lines with romantic drama that both frustrated and intrigued audiences with the legendary Sam TedDanson and Diane Shelley LongLong) relationship a womanizing hound and former Red Sox relief pitcher who falls for a longwinded moralizing graduate-student-turned-barmaid.

The call for a new international consensus on Syria, involving the temporary transfer of legal control to the UN, is made in the Independent On Sunday by Gilbert Greenall, a former international relief adviser with decades of experience in Africa and the Middle East.