Sentence examples for longtime veterans from inspiring English sources

Even longtime veterans were able to prove something.

"On this case we got letters from across the country," said Tod Ensign, a longtime veterans advocate who runs a peace project based near Fort Drum in Watertown, the Different Drummer Internet Café.

By Elisabeth Denison December 12, 2016 The poetry that appeared in The New Yorker in 2016 included pieces by newcomers to our pages and by longtime veterans such as Rita Dove and the late Seamus Heaney.

During the 37-minute express ride to Port Washington, several longtime veterans recognize each other and share beers and war stories as the train chugs along the North Shore, halting at stations where the riders have parked their cars or will wait for spouses to pick them up.

Longtime veterans on Wall Street think engineering and construction companies and materials firms could reap big rewards if there is a WPA replay.

Brown, who retired from the National Guard in 2014 after 35 years, has been a longtime veterans advocate dating to his days as a state senator.

More recently, he helped bring in a longtime veteran of the New York City schools, Marcia Lyles, as superintendent.

Cofounder Beck died in 1985 and was replaced as codirector by Hanon Reznikov, a longtime veteran of the troupe.

A longtime veteran of The Village Voice, Barrett belongs to a dying breed, the old-fashioned New York City muckrakers.

Steven J. Golub, a longtime veteran of Lazard who briefly served as interim chief executive of the investment bank, has retired, a spokeswoman confirmed on Friday.

Pires said a longtime veteran linebacker there had only to hold up a hand: one finger meant water, two Gatorade, three a cup of coffee.