Sentence examples for serving initially from inspiring English sources

He passed through Khe Sanh and Hue, but spent most of his time in the jungles and fields of the central highlands, serving, initially, as a forward artillery observer, one of the more dangerous combat posts.

Two years later he joined the RAAF, serving initially as an instructor at No. 1 Flying Training School.

He joined IFYC in 2009, serving initially as the International Partnerships Associate, coordinating IFYC's Interfaith Leaders for Social Action program in India.

A 61st Battalion officer, Major Charles Withy, also went across with them serving initially as the second in command and then later as the 2/25th's commanding officer.

He did not enjoy the long trips away from Spain and requested a land based posting, serving initially as a lieutenant in the infantry before joining the newly formed 3rd Artillery Regiment of Seville on 7 July 1802.

Perhaps the greatest shift in clean tech over the past 15 years has been the transition from proving economies of scale among early technology disrupters (serving initially small niche markets) to the deployment of renewables among mainstream consumers - with all the financing and development tools that come with mass adoption.

He served initially as a "leadership analyst," with a concentration in the Persian Gulf.

During his career as a psychologist, he conducted evaluations for the Bureau of Child Guidance, served initially as clinic director and then as a respected professor of educational psychology at Hunter College.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Keating's arrival at The Guardian, which he served initially as a sub-editor earning £5 a week.

She joined the newspaper in 1997 and served initially in the bureau as a projects editor, also writing articles about such subjects as the Clinton impeachment, and later as the newspaper's Washington editor, the second in command there.

Religious communities, including brotherhoods, mystery cults, synagogues, churches, sects, and monastic and missionary orders, serve initially to preserve and interpret their traditions or the body of doctrine, practices, and liturgical forms through which religious experience comes to be expressed.