excise officer in a sentence

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1. The seriously injured passengers were Chew Hon Soon, 16; Raja J . John, 25, Royal Customs and Excise officer Mohd Khaidzir Yusof, 28, his five-month-old son Mohamad Khuzaifah, Ramli Ibrahim, 47, and Noor Salamah Abdullah, 19.
2. Also on this last day several'generations'of the brewery's excise officers, including Lorraine Baker and David Bates, bought everyone else a beer by installing a barrel in the brewer tap, The Devonshire, across the road from the brewery.
3. The Board of Excise was merged with the existing Board of Taxes and Board of Stamps to create the new Board of Inland Revenue in 1849 . Famous Excise Officers include Robert Burns, Thomas Paine and Adam Smith.
4. Chased down by high-speed inflatable boats from the frigate HMS Sutherland, it was escorted to Sandown Bay off the Isle of Wight where customs and excise officers conducted what they called a " fingertip search " of its holds.
5. She was recently quoted by Kompas as saying that the order circulated by the director general of customs and excise really referred to those carrying more than Rp 3 million; and that they should declare the money to customs and excise officers.
6. So far, 21 people have been arrested, including Senior Superintendent Gregory Wong Pui-sham, a senior Customs and Excise officer in charge of the prosecution, intelligence and investigation bureau who allegedly was offered bribes in return for tipping off the syndicate about raids.
7. The Earl was shot on the beach near his own estate of Ardrossan by an excise officer or Gaudger ( Scots ) named Mungo Campbell on 24 October 1769 following a dispute about the latter's right to bear arms on the Earl's grounds.
8. As the group slowed down to climb the gate guarding the bridge over the Teville Stream that would take them out of Worthing into open fields, horse-mounted excise officers opened fire at point-blank range on the crowd, who were armed only with wooden staves.
9. The right to vote was reserved to the Mayor and Common Council of the town; however, many of these were customs or excise officers, who were disqualified from voting by a change in the law in 1782, so that in the early 19th century there were only 8 voters.
10. Between his Dublin education and his work as an Excise Officer, Aeneas Coffey had ample opportunity to observe the design and workings of whiskey stills, as Ireland was the world s leading producer of whiskey in the 19th Century, and Dublin was at the center of that global industry.