Sentence examples for veteran time from inspiring English sources

"If it is a veteran, time to start counseling out".

On view through May 3 is an exhibition called "Hard Rain (From Memory to History)" by Anthony Suau, the veteran Time magazine photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner, showing some of his images of conflict from the past 25 years.

Mr. Kristol is flogging a plan by Frederick Kagan, a military analyst who is a pet rock for the neocons, while a few pages away the veteran Time writer Michael Duffy (who describes The Weekly Standard as "the neocons house organ") calls out Mr. Kagan as one of the authors of the so-called surge plan that will commit yet more American troops to Iraq.

Demographic data of the caregiver spouses including age, level of education, employment status, duration of caretaking and/or living with the veteran, time of marriage (before or after injury) were asked and recorded in the forms (Table  1).

Another veteran time-traveller is Sarah Waters, first acclaimed as a novelist of the Victorian underworld – a sort of Wilkie Collins with dashing lesbians – before writing two novels set in the 1940s.

A veteran Times reporter examines the career of a little-known but remarkable public servant.

Major newspapers and broadcast and cable news programs picked up on this tipping point, spotted by Sam Roberts, a veteran Times reporter who writes frequently about census data.

The veteran Times reporter Seth Mydans and the Magnum photographer John Vink have both reported deeply and extensively about forced evictions, especially in Phnom Penh, a campaign against poor landholders so odious that it caused the World Bank to suspend loans to Cambodia.

The newspaper has requested and received assurances from the puzzle editor and the puzzle creator, a veteran Times contributor, that no such allusions -- nor any suggestions about anyone's sexual orientation -- were intended.

If anyone had any illusions that Coleman's story was objective, all they needed to do was fast forward to the last line of the article, which links to the initiative's "official website," a masterpiece of hucksterism which could make veteran time-share salesmen seem like rank amateurs.

Carlotta Gall, a veteran Times foreign correspondent, gave credence to Hersh's claim that Pakistan's security services knew where bin Laden was located by suggesting such a possibility in a first-person Times Magazine piece. .