Sentence examples for retired agent from inspiring English sources

Retired agent Dan Emmett was inspired to join the Secret Service after seeing the assassination of President John F Kennedy on television in 1963.

I contacted a couple of ex-spooks Ruth*, a rex-spooks Ruth* agent, and Annie Machon, a forecently intelligence officeretiredd whistle blower—to find out.

His wife, Cindy, is a retired agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

"How can we trust these people?" asked Michael Weaver, a retired agent who has been a longtime critic of Prudential.

Lawyers for Ms. Leung said the deal was further evidence that the retired agent was receiving preferential treatment.

The F.B.I. asks Will Graham (Mr. Norton), a now retired agent, to help find him before the next full moon.

This fall NBC will begin showing a secret-agent series, "Undercovers," about a pair of caterers, a husband and a wife, who are retired agents coaxed into coming in from the cold and using their chef toques as covers.

Second, young (i.e. active) individuals are systematically charged higher tax rates than adult (i.e. retired) agents.

Retired agents from the US Drug Enforcement Administration in El Paso told VICE News that Vicente was possibly addicted to cocaine.

During this period either current agents at the New York field office of the FBI or retired agents from that office known to be "close, personal" friends of Rudy Giuliani legally, it doesn't matter which, as even using go-betweens to leak FBI-held investigatory material would violate the Hatch Act tell Rudy Giuliani that the FBI has "new" email evidence on Clinton.

A8 Report Faults Retired Agents With a new report apportioning blame at the C.I.A. for intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the fight over who did what before the hijackers struck is increasingly about reputations, because most of the central figures retired last year.