Sentence examples for technically served from inspiring English sources

King has technically served as education secretary since the beginning of 2016 after long-serving Cabinet member Arne Duncan stepped down.

Having technically served his constitutionally allotted two terms, he could come to power now only if he were to pull off some Machiavellian scheme.

While Rad says the new network doesn't currently violate Twitter's TOS because the ads are not technically served within the stream or timeline, we're all assuming that Twitter may crack down even harder on these Twitter advertising networks.

Ms. Berenson, who is out of prison on parole but still technically serving a 20-year sentence, won permission last week from a Peruvian court to visit the United States for a few weeks.

The governors and inspectors were customarily British officers, though technically serving in the Egyptian Army, and key figures in the government and civil service always remained graduates of British universities and military schools.

Transgender people can technically serve in the army should they so desire.

Transgender people can technically serve in the army should they want to.

Gingrich has said it was private sector work and pointed out that he was not technically serving as a lobbyist, but rather a consultant whose steep fees mostly went to the firm.

It technically serves lunch too, but ignore that the quality drop-off on that is severe and just relive a youth of eating sugar and eggs for breakfast every morning.

Ms. Berenson is out on parole, but is technically still serving a 20-year sentence, which is to be completed on Nov. 29, 2015.

Ms. Berenson is out on parole, but is technically still serving a 20-year sentence, which is due to be completed on Nov. 29, 2015.