Sentence examples for veterans contacted from inspiring English sources

No Broadway veterans contacted on Tuesday could recall another drama being nominated for best play and then announcing a closing date so quickly; still, several producers said it was a shrewd decision, given the negligible influence of a best play nomination on weak ticket sales.

VBA doesn't keep track of who studies what, but according to department heads and student veterans contacted by Science Careers, computer science seems especially popular among returning veterans.

These reports note the interview module (Time 1, Time 2 and Time 3) and research site (Boston or Houston VAMCs), the number of expected interviews for a given month, followed by a detailed reporting of the number of Veterans contacted for an interview (those called and consenting to be interviewed, those called and refusing to be interviewed, and the number of Veterans mailed recruitment letters).

The 76-year-old veteran contacted Spirit Airlines in April to explain the situation and ask for a refund, but a company representative told him that the tickets were non-refundable.

After that meeting Mr. Winters suggested that Mr. Ambrose focus on Easy Company, a task made simpler by the veterans' contact with one another and by the written records of the war experience that some, including Mr. Winters, had kept.

For more information on Shakespeare with Veterans, contact Fred Johnson at [email protected] or visit http://www.kyshakespeare.com/vets/.

Since the scope of post-discharge follow up varies from branch to branch, in Massachusetts, all returning veterans are contacted by telephone and every municipality has veterans' services officers to help them navigate available state and federal resources.

The Taliban veterans he contacted were skeptical.

Vyacheslav Fetisov, a former N.H.L. player who heads the Kontinental Hockey League, where Lokomotiv plays, said 26 "good quality players," most of them Lokomotiv veterans, had contacted the league with emotional offers to transfer and reconstitute the devastated team.

"A War, Before and After," was initiated and led by Roy Scranton — an Iraq veteran, writer and co-editor of "Fire and Forget: Short Stories From the Long War," an anthology of fiction by Iraq and Afghanistan veterans — who contacted and organized the contributors to this series.

But dozens of soldiers and veterans have contacted the programme in recent weeks, claiming it is getting worse.