Sentence examples for veteran more from inspiring English sources

In the past, Hollywood usually gave the veteran more breathing space.

He picked David Cohen, a CIA veteran more accustomed to breaking laws than enforcing them, to lead the new group.

"Talk about dreadful precedents – it should be enough to make any space veteran more than a little nervous about how he is going to be treated in the posthumous by and by", ran a leader in the Washington Post.

"Talk about dreadful precedents – it should be enough to make any space veteran more than a little nervous about how he is going to be treated in the posthumous by and by".

The last time a party gained 20-plus seats but had a veteran (more than one-term) congressman lose was 1980, when the Reagan landslide wasn't enough to save veteran Ohio Republican Samuel L. Devine from Bob Shamansky.

Compared to the average Republican, they are also more likely to be a veteran or family member of a veteran, more likely to work in a blue-collar occupation, and more likely to be Christian and report that religion is "important to them".

Veterans trust the advice of other veterans more than civilians', Gregory Barber said.

These factors suggest an answer to a continuing mystery: Why is suicide among soldiers and veterans more common now?

Obama should have avoided such a controversial figure, but we are talking about a guy who honored Indonesian veterans more than our veterans this past Vet's Day.

The juxtaposition of these frenzied homages beside the actual veterans' more modest reminiscences, overlaid with a variety of stage tableaus, does neither half of "Gunga Din" any favors.

Who could be sure of anything, much less lifelong friendship, at 23? Wouldn't veterans, more than anyone, know better than to predict the future?