1. The army, navy and air forces are coordinate armed services.

2. What of heroic exploits during armed service or the caning of school children?

3. As fifty years later, the Foreign Office and armed services were among the most strongly affected.

4. However, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted to fund the project.

5. They told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the scandal amounted to an abuse of power, not sexuality.

6. In the armed services homosexuality is still punishable by imprisonment.

7. The Pentagon has asked the armed services panel to end its extra review of officers who attended the convention.

8. Aspin, 54(), had been chair of the House armed services committee for seven years.

9. Congress's armed services committee recently allocated US$180 million to support research work.

10. His conduct was totally unbecoming to an officer in the British armed services.

11. This attitude is common to most young men in the armed services.

12. The hangar was used to service and prepare parachutes for the armed services.

13. In deaf clubs and institutes throughout the country, there was also much fund-raising and knitting for the armed services.

13. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

14. Other graduates work in industry, in personnel and management, in the civil and armed services.

15. Anyone inclined to mock this suggestion should note that the armed services are perhaps the most respected institution in Britain today.

16. This fact questions any easy assumption about a necessary elitist coincidence of interest amongst the armed services.

17. It carries huge implications for the shape of the armed services and huge stakes for U.S. foreign policy.

18. The move caught top military officers and senior members of the House and Senate Armed Services committees by surprise.

19. In addition there are often separate intelligence-gathering sections in each armed service.

20. In Hampton, Virginia, First Lady Michelle Obama joined her husband in speaking to armed service members.