Sentence examples for true veterans from inspiring English sources

Succeeding generations come up with new twists, but the Cookers are a band of seven true veterans who manage to sound fresher and tougher than any of them.

And true veterans take into account even more esoteric signs -- the metallic pings, the fetid breezes and the scurrying mice, the canaries of the mass-transit coal mine.

Even in the midst of this year's disappointing results I am emboldened by the fact that we had new and exciting diverse voices and performers along with tried and true veterans that were at least in the conversation.

Now those roles are taken by true veterans of the stage, Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones (who previously played a minor role in the comedy at college, where Leonard Nimoy's dad was Benedick).

Especially in the wake of Communism's collapse, all kinds of ballet troupes -- well-established and ephemeral, with tried (not to say tired) and true veterans and downy young things barely past the student stage -- continue to tour the United States, usually to midsize and smaller cities, or to the suburbs surrounding the larger dance capitals.

True veterans of blockchain aren't moved by the hype, and they aren't going to distort the truth about aspects of the technology despite the potential monetary gains of doing so -- not at the expense of their reputation, dignity and raison d'être.

"I controlled the pace like a true veteran.

"I was a true veteran of the multicultural wars," he said in an interview.

Mr. Haskell, a true veteran of the amateur circuit, assumed the mantle of raconteur and joke-teller.

"She testified that, yes, they slept together, and, yes, he's not gay," said Mr. Murphy, with that only-in-the-Army shrug of a true veteran.

He is one of the most sought-after expedition storytellers of his generation, a true veteran of the expedition life, and a big creative mentor for me.