Sentence examples for personnel live from inspiring English sources

Whether it is basketball or Corporate America, inherited personnel live a precarious existence that usually has an unhappy ending.

A number of traders and other exchange personnel live in areas where mass transit has been suspended, so the exchange has arranged cars for many people.

It seems like a cruel joke: A year ago Surflight was emerging from bankruptcy, and now the company is recovering from a fire in early April that damaged a housing unit where production personnel live.

In Manama, a city that is more open and socially welcoming to foreigners than those in much of the restrictive Arab world, American personnel live out in the community, and not in isolation.

What does this mean on a military base or a ship, where personnel live in tight quarters and share showers, and those who should not be vaccinated could be surrounded by those shedding vaccinia?

Mona, 37 years old, used to live with her five children in a flat under construction in Adra, about 24km east Damascus where low-income workers and military personnel live.

At present, only military personnel living off the posts are given housing allowance, while those on base live rent free.

During World War II military personnel lived in Quonset huts, and anti-aircraft batteries appeared along the oceanside.

The Army has used flu shots since the 1950s to curb the spread of the disease among personnel living in crowded conditions.

Inside, children of the military personnel living in the base's modest wooden homes wave and shout "hello" to visitors, while cows and sheep graze the lush fields nearby.

Banks's characters are pipe fitters, bookkeepers, day laborers and retired military personnel living in drafty clapboard houses and forgotten trailer parks, where they cling to battered notions of middle-class respectability like barnacles to the bottom of a boat.