Sentence examples for admiral for from inspiring English sources

The Latin word admirabilis ("admirable") may have contributed to the designation admiral for the commander of the Cinque Ports in England before the end of the 13th century.

What rear admiral, for goodness sake?

Old Man Patrick plodded against the aging Admiral for more than 30 minutes in the Alamodome.

By the end of World War II, there was one general or admiral for every 6,000 troops.

At first there were three separate Admiralty courts (each with a presiding admiral) for three different sections of the country, but these were merged into one high Admiralty court presided over by one admiral early in the 15th century.

Mr. Gates complimented the admiral for turning the Southern Command into "the embodiment of what is now called 'smart power,' drawing on the full strength of our nation and our partners to enhance security, freedom and prosperity in this part of the world".

The Nigerian navy had to sack two admirals for their role in the disappearance of a tanker that had been seized for transporting 11,000 tonnes of stolen crude.

Argentine judges could issue extradition orders to British generals and admirals for their role in the Falklands war.

Thanks again to the Admirals for letting veterans in free! pic.twitter.com/Ycz84Um1jy.

Following the elimination, Blum was reassigned to the Admirals for their 2011 playoff season.

This institution has produced eight members of the U.S. House of Representatives, numerous U.S. Senators, numerous U.S. Ambassadors, three Governors, and over twenty Generals & Admirals for the United States Military.