Sentence examples for former wingman from inspiring English sources

But from Gordon Ramsay's former wingman Mark Sargeant to Nathan Outlaw, suddenly they are lining up to throw off the shackles of fussy service.

Midway through the second quarter, LeBron's former wingman had the ball at the top of the key as Griffin was posting up Samuel Dalembert.

What are the potential ramifications of Bill Clinton's former wingman (who has not responded to my request for comment) running for mayor in the City of Toronto?

The ceremony was also attended by his former wingman in Korea, Martin Johnson, who made a speech calling Sebille "a remarkable friend, a fine commander and a very brave man".

On top of that, we are now faced with stumping up for the myopia and, frankly, stupidity of former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, his wingman the ex-finance minister Charlie McCreevy, disgraced Anglo Irish chief executive Sean Fitzpatrick and all of the other boomers, boors and bagmen who, at no apparent cost to themselves, have steered the country into the black maw of a super-recession.

Many among these classes boycotted the inaugural presidential elections that brought Morsi to power last November and afforded voters an unsavoury choice between the Muslim Brotherhood candidate and former Prime Minister and Mubarak wingman, Ahmed Shafiq.

Many among these classes boycotted the inaugural presidential elections that brought Morsi to power last November and afforded voters an unsavory choice between the Muslim Brotherhood candidate and former Prime Minister and Mubarak wingman, Ahmed Shafiq.

His favourite method of attack was to hold fire until extremely close (20 m or less), then unleash a short burst at point-blank range a technique he learned while flying as wingman of his former commander, Walter Krupinski, who favoured this approach.

Dundas and two other Spitfires (including his wingman) lost contact with his Squadron.

So she enlisted Mr. Nagae, a former classmate of hers at Stanford, as her wingman.

Her death has been received in many quarters with a vituperation that was notably absent in the United States with the passing of former President Ronald Reagan, her ideological counterpart and cold-war wingman, and much of that criticism has played out on Britain's streets.