Servicewoman

Definition

serviceman /'sɜ:vÇsmǝn/ n ( pl -men /-mǝn/; fem servicewoman / - wƱmǝn/ , pl - women / - wÇ mÇn/) ၾကည္း၊ ေရ၊ ေလ တပ္သား။

Examples

1. ‘When Goody arrives
2. his gruff
3. dictatorial but tongue-in-cheek interplay with the young servicemen must be seen to be appreciated.’
4. ‘The Australian Government is currently constructing a war memorial in London to commemorate those Australians who fought and died alongside British servicemen in the two world wars.’
5. ‘Jukebox operators reported that often such tunes got little play - even less from servicemen seeking respite from camp life.’
6. ‘Four decades later
7. it is revealing to compare her grief over suddenly losing her serviceman husband with Iris suddenly losing her mother.’
8. ‘He is a US serviceman on leave in London.’
9. ‘The contributions of African American servicemen during the Second World War have long gone unheralded by history.’
10. ‘I did not see any reference to the oath of allegiance which servicemen and women take.’
11. ‘In the darkest days of the siege of Malta (1941-3)
12. to stir the hearts of the war-weary
13. groups of servicemen used to set up amateur radio performances of Henry V.’
14. ‘With the United States entering the war in 1941
15. American servicemen began to be posted to England.’
16. ‘The range of poets and of verses chosen is extremely wide and includes poetry written by servicemen
17. by survivors of the concentration camps
18. and by civilians who survived the war in London
19. Warsaw and Moscow.’
20. ‘He also discusses his experience with the attitudes of fellow servicemen in WWII
21. and all his arguments taken together are convincing.’
22. ‘Eighty-five-year-old pensioner Lex Morris took exception to his treatment by an electricity line maintenance serviceman
23. but is galled to find there is no way to stop him entering his Glanmire Road property.’
24. ‘One of the ramp workers worked as a line serviceman for Signature Flight Support.’
25. ‘At the information stall
26. it was raised that the machine servicemen were still working.’
27. ‘His servicemen are all carefully trained by DeLaval engineers and accredited to a very high standard.’