Sentence examples for veterans of the past from inspiring English sources

But many veterans of the past energy wars share a guarded view of such plans.

But veterans of the past culture wars say that many people's attitudes have changed about gays in America.

He went on to argue that we are in an "era where civil rights veterans of the past century are consigned to history and Americans begin to make race-free judgments on who should lead them".

Wes Carter, who served aboard C-123s after Vietnam, has been leading the effort on behalf of this group of post-war veterans for the past few years.

Several of the key veterans of those past championships, he said, may have only a year left to win a World Series, if that.

Later in the morning, in a speech at Arlington National Cemetery, Mr. Bush linked Veterans Days of the past with his administration's campaign against terrorism.

Both veterans of the past year's street protests, in Genoa and in Rome.

A sizable chunk of veterans from the past four major US international interventions (Vietnam, Iraq, Iraq II, and Afghanistan) return with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and afterward endure flashbacks to horrific events, severe mood instability, and debilitating sleeplessness, among other problems.

Thanks to this "cultural circuit", the veterans borrowed "versions of the past that circulated in the public domain" when making sense of their own experience.

The film, which features a host of veterans of the war just past, including director Ford, a Navy captain, and star Robert Montgomery, a Navy commander, focuses on the cockleshell heroes of the PT (patrol torpedo) boats, those speedy plywood vessels which began the war as an untried curiosity and ended it as one of the most glamorous, and perilous, of assignments.

It sees only New York as a rival, with Paris respected as a veteran of the game, past its prime.