Sentence examples for a certain general from inspiring English sources

Watson, 40, is highly regarded in baseball and is seen as a certain general manager of the future.

And from today's Veterans Day parade on Fifth Avenue: a certain general has returned, and his presence raises two questions.

We define such integrals for square-integrable integrands, as well as for a certain general class of bounded integrands.

Of a certain general, Hawthorne observes, "He is a small, thin old gentleman, set off by a large pair of brilliant epaulets".

In particular, I'd urge him to keep a very close eye on Admiral Merino, and a certain general called Augusto Pinochet, whom Allende appointed commander-in-chief of the army in August.

Mounted on a bejeweled metal stand, the head has one side portraying half of the handsome visage of a certain General Wallenstein, who, the wall label tells us, was famously avaricious and power driven.

Rightwing Britain has become an echo chamber, filled with voices booming at each other – but the prospect of a near certain general election defeat in 2015 has enormously raised the stakes.

A discussion about certain general boundary conditions is presented.

He published the Euston Manifesto - which, in the words of one of its leading lights, Norman Geras, "states a commitment to certain general principles and identifies patterns of left-liberal argument that we think fall short of those principles" - in full on the NS website, although "its critique of the anti-war movement" made his "blood boil".

Where funds are mixed with those of another trust, or mixed with the funds of an "innocent volunteer", certain general principles apply.

Many policies will for example simply state a preference for a certified commodity, where a choice exists, or encourage certain general types of behaviour, such as "following ethical standards".