Sentence examples for veterans voice from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's been enough of the veterans' voice in this debate," he said, adding, "If Michele Bachmann's going to make the argument that we should stay in Iraq, and Herman Cain says we should stay in Iraq -- even though the Iraqi government doesn't want us there -- I mean, she doesn't even have anyone working for her who understands anything about Iraq".

Here's what I asked: Talking to voters in New Hampshire, some veterans voiced strong concerns over the scope of likely cuts to the V.A. in the Ryan budget.

"They do as all newspapers do," said Soames of the initial story in the Sun, which quoted second world war veterans voicing their distaste.

But we are deaf to veterans' voices, to their stories, to their pain.

Soon we will be recruiting our next class of fellows to continue this program to make sure veterans' voices are heard on Capitol Hill.

Soltz said that while watching the GOP presidential debates from Iraq, he grew frustrated by the candidates' lack of knowledge of Iraq and Afghanistan and the dearth of veterans' voices present in the discussion.

Coach Mike Woodson has so far been reluctant to cut Wallace, whom he considers a friend and a valued veteran voice.

Maybe having a veteran voice like Tippett whispering in his ear is exactly the sort of on-the-job training that he needs.

"I just thought this was just a nice guy who might be an exec that hangs around with Seth during the recording sessions," said the veteran voice actor Kevin Michael Richardson, who is African-American.

It is a theme ideally suited to the theater where the festival takes place: South Coast Repertory, in wealth-ridden, sunbaked Orange County, Calif .PAGE B1 Plans for Alice Tully Hall B3 Dublin's Festival of Dance B2 SPORTS IN A COLLEGE OUTFIELD, A Very Veteran Voice Forget Julio Franco.

Gone Girl star Rosamund Pike plays the role of Lady Penelope, while veteran voice artist David Graham reprises his role of Parker, her chauffeur.