Sentence examples for guard captain from inspiring English sources

After chasing them down, a smiling, youthful coast guard captain leaned out his window and requested the ship's inspection papers.

"We were surprised when they [the U.S. pilots] discovered this place," said Khalidi, 28, a Republican Guard captain from a military family.

The recording of his conversation with Italian coast guard Captain Gregorio De Falco indicated his response was met with fury and an order that he return to his ship.

Daphne Matziaraki's film "4.1 Miles" portrays a day in the life of a Greek coast guard captain on the island of Lesbos, who is caught in the middle of the biggest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II.

The group recently gained public prominence when a Guard captain told a reporter, whose name and newspaper Colonel Morgan said he could not recall, that the 300th brigade was "the largest collection of military intelligence linguists in the world".

But patience started running out by the third time Ed Stanton, a coast guard captain, took to the podium to reassure them that "the coast guard intends to make sure that BP cleans it up".

His adventures in Egypt — he was the household manager for the palace-guard captain Potiphar, an object of unrequited lust and of vengeance by Potiphar's wife, and a prisoner, before being promoted to the Pharaoh's right hand for interpreting the ruler's dreams that foretold a seven-year famine — led to a fraternal drama.

An old Etonian and former Coldsteam Guards captain, Lord Somerleyton has been active in local politics.

The former Irish Guards captain's statement was posted last month on the Iraq fatality investigations website.

The former Life Guards captain is already planning to return to play for British troops in Kosovo, where he was stationed as part of a Nato peacekeeping force in 1999.

On television, he was also seen in Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill (1974) as George Cornwallis-West, a Scots Guards captain and second husband of Winston's mother, and The Duchess of Duke Street (1976-77) as the wealthy Charlie Tyrrell, who has an affair with Louisa Trotter (Gemma Jones), the cook who becomes owner of the upper-class Bentinck Hotel.