Sentence examples for or sergeant from inspiring English sources

"They say, 'if my lieutenant or sergeant weren't here, I'd let you go.' ".

Mr. Bilal, an air-conditioner repairman, said government investigators had not approached him or Sergeant Akbar's mother.

Are the parties peers, or more like parent and child, or priest and parishioner (or sergeant and grunt)?

He thought that the Saigon troops might behave more aggressively if the commander always had an American officer or sergeant by his side to encourage and assist him.

You can then drag accessories to the drawing, like a selection of hats, ties or sergeant stripes, or print what you want on it.

On its UK release, you were invited to find out which of Bathsheba's three suitors would best suit you – solid hottie Gabriel Oak, stuffy moneybags William Boldwood or Sergeant Troy, he of the drink problem and secret pregnant fiancee.

Currently, lawmakers are invited to contact the Capitol Police or sergeant-at-arms if they have been threatened, and the Capitol Police have a special threat assessment unit that evaluates security measures at a lawmaker's office and recommends steps to improve it.

They were police constables or sergeants.

It was not clear what the review board had determined, if anything, about the actions of other officers or sergeants involved in Mr. Garner's arrest.

"What's happened is not just something that a few privates or corporals or sergeants engaged in," he said at a Louisville fund-raiser on Tuesday afternoon.

Pay for police chiefs is relatively low -- from $70,000 to $150,000 -- so low that some officers or sergeants, with overtime, earn more than their bosses, Mr. Wexler said.