Sentence examples for lieutenant that from inspiring English sources

In a department with about 180 officers, the neighborhood narcotics unit was a squad of seven officers, one sergeant and one lieutenant that focused on smaller-scale dealers and users, according to Anita Schwemmer, the acting police chief.

"There are natural constraints," says Terry McGuirk, chairman of TBS and Mr Turner's long-time friend and lieutenant, "that go with having the customer being the governor on your board.

Also stirring talk about her presidential ambitions was a memo sent out on Wednesday by a senior Clinton lieutenant that highlights the senator's political gains on Tuesday in traditionally moderate and Republican areas of New York.

But it's still Bad Lieutenant that remains Ferrara's landmark film, as it follows Keitel around New York as he investigates the rape of a nun, committing every sin imaginable, before finding something like absolution.

And I know there's several of us veterans here -- Patrick Murphy, Eric Massa, myself, you know, warriors, veterans, like the lieutenant, that want to, as Ellen Tauscher, who is the primary mover of this, goes off to the State Department, that we can pick it up as co-sponsors, and hopefully rapidly move it.

Alain Chergui, his bodyguard, told an Army lieutenant that U.N. vehicles, under international rules, were not to be checked.

Mr. Dimon's inner circle, the group of lieutenants that helped him steer the bank through the financial crisis, has been significantly winnowed down: only three remain from the crisis era.

In addition, the FBI is working with Europol and police forces in many other countries to track down and identify the 81 "lieutenants" that helped Aquabox keep Citadel running.

He returned to the ancient practice of granting licences to retain liveried followers and installed Lord Lieutenants that represented the central government and were to keep ready small bands of cavalry.

The lieutenants that the chef-proprietors leave in charge come and go.

Mr. Kamel, too, went back home, promised by his father-in-law's lieutenants that all was forgiven.