Sentence examples for veteran drives from inspiring English sources

Ray Wallace, his brother, an eight-year veteran, drives a dump truck in the off-season.

Francis Guilfoyle, a 55-year-old homeless veteran, drove his 1985 Toyota Camry to the Department of Veterans Affairs campus in Menlo Park early in the morning of Dec. 3, took a stepladder and a rope out of the car, threw the rope over a tree limb and hanged himself.

In her exposition of the thoughts and conversations of an Englishwoman and her circle (including a veteran driven mad by the war) on a single London day, Woolf embarked on a great experiment, showing how a lifetime may be contained and revealed in small, seemingly inconsequential details.

The veterans drove off the white farmer who owned the farm and who had kept as many as 200 people employed in harvest season, they said.

As the sun began to lower on the horizon and the chill of a winter's eve set in, Cleburne's seemingly invincible veterans drove toward the Nashville Pike and the Federal rear.

He serves on the board of directors for 3 nonprofit organizations, advisory boards of 11 others, and provides personal or financial support to dozens more who use the internet to help solve social issues, provide for America's returning veterans, drive funding for school projects directly to the classroom, or help government agencies and groups with innovation initiatives.

"For example, a veteran who drove an ambulance in Iraq should be able to come home and be able to drive an ambulance for New York City.

Still, Mr. McCain is making the veteran turnout drive an even higher priority.

James, the league's biggest star, and Stackhouse, a respected veteran, "literally drove the discussion" and rallied the players to make the change, the witnesses said.

Michael Smith, a seven-year vet, flew in a few hours earlier from Memphis; Jim Clark, a silver-haired veteran, has driven from his home in Austin.

Retired police officer and military veteran Gordon Reed drove in from Red Oak.