Sentence examples for To midshipman from inspiring English sources

According to Michael Gross's 1995 book, "Model: The Ugly Business of Beautiful Women," Mr. Ford was a boxer and football player at Notre Dame (his roommate was John Lujack, a Heisman Trophy winner) before transferring to midshipman school at Columbia University.

Today, ranks equivalent to midshipman exist in many countries.

After six months aboard the training ship, the cadets are promoted to midshipman.

He received the acting rank of lieutenant during this time, but reverted to midshipman afterwards.

The summer of 1948 was devoted to midshipman and reserve training cruises.

In a modern French-English dictionary, élève officier translates to midshipman, but both the historical term garde-marine and the modern term for an officer candidate, aspirant, are also equivalent to midshipman.

In 2004, giving a speech to midshipmen at the Naval Academy, he spoke of the imperative of sparing innocents in battle.

The call of the sea is loud to midshipmen, and with the rise in temperature twenty of those from the United States battleship Illinois who had been in Paris since Tuesday left yesterday for Ostend.

We can talk to midshipmen about the need to channel sexuality so society can function, what's okay and what's not, and why.

This allowed some boys to be promoted to midshipmen, or in some cases lieutenant, without having completed the required amount of time at sea.

In 1882, Congress eliminated the distinction in training between engineer and naval cadets, and designated the student officers as naval cadets; the name reverted to midshipmen in 1902.