Sentence examples for Special from high-quality English sources.

• Special relationship?

• What about special foods?

• The British are pioneers in special operations.

• Its forces specialize in using helicopters and gunships for a variety of special operations.

• The 19th and 20th Special Forces Group make up the Army National Guard's special operations units.

• The first idea is called the special idea, because it covers only a few special parts of space and time.

• "It's very clear that for special companies there are special rules, Hopin is a very special business," De Rycker added.

• The Marines already had some special-operations units, namely Marine Recon and Force Recon, which focused on special reconnaissance and direct action.

Use Special in a sentence.

• Special Operations Command Africa initiated the JCET in Mozambique in March, sending two Special Forces teams, each with 12 soldiers, to Cabo Delgado.

• Ricky Gervais reportedly told Chortle that he had gotten the highest payday ever for a UK stand-up special for his most recent Netflix special, "Humanity."

• Chloé's last album 'Endless Revisions' was Nemone's album of the year, so she was the perfect choice to create a special all female mix for this special show.

• Special category data Special category data includes information relating to your: • Race or ethnicity • Health • Religious or philosophical beliefs • Sexual Orientation.

• Established in 1987, US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) brought together special-operations units such as the Army Green Berets, Navy SEALs, and Air Force Special Tactics Squadrons.

• In the first tier are the Special Air Service (SAS), Special Boat Service (SBS), Special Reconnaissance Regiment (SRR), and Special Forces Support Group (SFSG), which focus on counterterrorism, hostage rescue, intelligence gathering, and direct action.

• Called the Special Warfare Operator Enlistment Vectoring (SWOE-V) program, the new pathway will pool all those who wish to join one of the Special Operations career fields of the Air Force (Pararescue, Combat Control, Special Reconnaissance, and Tactical Air Control Party).

• The female National Guard soldier, whose name is being withheld due to mission security concerns for special operations troops, graduated from Army Special Forces training, received her Special Forces Tab, and donned her Green Beret at a socially distanced ceremony at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

Special sentence examples

• Used extensively across Africa and the Middle East, 127e programs can be run either by Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), the secretive organization that controls the Navy's SEAL Team 6, the Army's Delta Force, and other special mission units, or by more generic "theater special operations forces."

• Air Commandos don't usually get as much publicity as their sister-service comrades because more often than not Pararescuemen, Combat Controllers, Special Operations Weather Technicians (now Special Reconnaissance operators), and Tactical Air Control Party airmen are attached to other special-operations units as individuals.

• He and I are both teachers in the university system . . . and we would certainly like to be given a special chair at our universities, but what we have gotten so far is the wrong kind of special chair, a special chair belonging to a friend, a chair that swivels and has splayed feet and is special to her for reasons we can’t remember.

• Those who accept the voluntarist thesis concerning special obligations take one of several approaches, including the following: (i) they limit special obligations to the straightforwardly contractual or promissory, (ii) they attempt to show that all of the special obligations that they defend really are contractual or promissory in nature, or (iii) they show that while not all special obligations are contractual, they nevertheless are similar in a relevant respect.