Sentence examples similar to a colonel native to from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant colonel wants to be a colonel; captain wants to be a lieutenant colonel; first lieutenant wants to be a captain; and so on down the line, so even a lowly corporal wants to be a squad leader.

A colonel agreed to see him.

For instance, one update by a colonel to battle plans may not seem harmful, but a series of small updates over time may change the battle plans entirely.

However his Colonel (a Colonel Lee of Leeds) encouraged him to go to University.

After the war, he remained in the Air Force for 22 years as an accounting and finance officer, retiring as a lieutenant colonel, before returning to his native Cleveland and working for the Social Security Administration.

Even among Native Americans there is a knowledge gap about their contributions, said Wayne Don, an Alaska Native who is a colonel in the National Guard.

Attach a native fruit to the letter.

Find a native speaker to converse with.

Finally, the colonel, a native of Rochester, N.Y., took a tour of Mr. Freajawi's ruined home.

Good, we wouldn't want a software incompatibility in the navigation software to cause a Colonel panic.

There are some superb set pieces (particularly an uncomfortable night in a hotel run by a colonel who bullies and rages at his native staff, but knows they will soon kill him).