Sentence examples for released from service from inspiring English sources

When he was released from service in 1964, he went back to Chicago, where he subsisted on the income from a string of odd jobs.

The provision that enabled draftees to be released from service by paying $300 (a year's wages for some) to a replacement ensured that the draft would target lower-income men.

Almost a month later, Lt. Col. Henry Dean of the 22nd Michigan requested Clem – who had changed his name during the war from John Joseph Klem to John Lincoln Clem in honor of the president – be released from service so that he "may have a better opportunity for educating himself".

Mali was a fragile democracy that imploded when Tuareg fighters, released from service in the Libyan Army after the fall of Muammar el-Qaddafi, returned home and overran the northern desert half of the country, declaring the independent state of Azawad.

After working in a hospital in North Carolina, as a clerk, for about a year, he was released from service, and planned to go to Sweden, to study for a Ph.D. in sociology at Uppsala University, forty miles north of Stockholm.

There was arse-kicking (Alpha's), deep revelation (Caroline's) and, eventually, some freedom (November's, released from service in exchange for Ballard's silence and possible employment at the Dollhouse - she's free: free to make lasagne for people on her own time. No charge).

Discharges were recruits who were not suitable for service in the Army and were formally released from their service commitment.

The lower prevalence of HNPP in our study than in the general population is probably due to pre-service screening; in Finland, patients with known HNPP are released from military service.

He was released from active service in 1961 with the rank of Lieutenant and joined the Naval Reserve.

Released from military service upon the death of his father (to support his widowed mother), Rousseau settled in 1868 in Paris.

Born in Tehran, Mr. Hamidi spent 11 years during the 1960's and 70's as an officer and instructor in Iran's air force, struggling to be released from military service and to win permission to emigrate to the United States.