Bonus Army member

Usage examples of veteran.

Winfield Scott, the veteran General-in-Chief, rightly revered by the whole service as a most experienced, farsighted, and practical man, was ably assisted by W.

Reuter said, in accented Anglic with the slightly pedantic twist of a CD veteran.

East was bestowed, by the same influence, on Sabinian, a wealthy and subtle veteran, who had attained the infirmities, without acquiring the experience, of age.

Clodius Afer in a tone so dry that the tribune was not sure whether the veteran was being sarcastic or just making conversation on a subject about which he was willing to be friendly.

The veteran cop saw it coming and rolled out of the way as though he were an agile young man, barely avoiding the blow.

To the surprise of even two such veteran flyers as John Ross and Tom Meeks, the airplane had gone less than fifty yards when she began to rise as gracefully as a swallow in response to her up-turned ailerons and elevators.

The Please Please Me album cover had been taken on the stairwell at EMI Manchester Square by the veteran photographer Angus McBean.

Tombstone kept his descent constant at five hundred feet per minute and relied on the advice of the LSO, a veteran aviator with a much better perspective on the approach than Magruder had himself, to keep him on track.

Several of the veteran fishermen were suddenly eager for his viewpoint on baiting, and on any number of other topics, at the local tavern where everyone hung out.

Charlie Weller, who was allowed to bivouac with the veterans because they liked him, plucked a head of soaking wet rye and shook his head sadly.

Veterans each of whom, for the purpose of the exercise, represented a Condaro or Booly platoon.

A Rover out of the seaport of March Brume, west and south on the Blue Divide, he was a seasoned veteran of countless conflicts even before he signed on.

A veteran firefighter himself, Bucca had investigated the original WTC bombing in 1993 - and had come away convinced that the perpetrators would return to finish the job.

As he read the accounts, Bucca, the Special Forces veteran, was stunned.

Thousands of citizens assembled in the fields to the south of the city while the veteran officer, Capel, in charge of the exodus, tried to assemble the wagons into a convoy.