Sentence examples for now on assignment from inspiring English sources

W. B. W. WILLIAM B. WHITMAN is a career diplomat who was long resident in Italy and is now on assignment in Washington.

Now on assignment in Iraq for National Geographic Explorer, Mr. Arnett described the bombing as a contributor to NBC, which does not have its own correspondent in Baghdad.

Having spent the war years shooting for Yank magazine, Aarons was now on assignment in the City of Light, and Holmes was modeling for the couturier Balmain.

"Will the Iraqis call in air strikes in order to snuff rivals, or other warlords, or to snuff members of your own sect and blame someone else?" another senior military planner now on assignment in the Pentagon asked.

But he added, "whether he's right or wrong, what's important is that the Army understands it has a problem, which it does". Aylwin-Foster, now on assignment in Bosnia, said he has heard favorable early reaction to the article.

Jim Lovell, the head of minor league athletic trainer for the Atlanta Braves in Richmond, Va., who is now on temporary assignment with the Braves, appreciates Dr. Wiz's contribution.

One of the holdovers is Jonathan Fredman, who was formerly the chief counsel to the division that ran the interrogation program; he is now on temporary assignment with the director of National Intelligence.

Chris Peterson, an Iraq veteran now on special assignment in Hawaii who was close to Bryant while both attended La Cañada High School — showing just how intertwined the lives of the city's youngest veterans and their families are.

Cisco, thinking quickly as always, figures that they are the Hong Kong hit men themselves now on special Canadian assignment.

Mr. Andrews is a foreign affairs officer for the State Department, now on a temporary assignment to the White House National Security staff as an adviser for East Asia summit planning.

One day, he is approached by Emma, played by Julie Gayet: her late husband, Nathan, was a magazine photographer who died and was buried abroad on assignment; now she needs Paul to write an oration for her, so that she and her eight-year-old son can get closure.