Sentence examples for appointed commandant from inspiring English sources

In February 1794 Bonaparte was appointed commandant of the artillery in the French Army of Italy.

He was appointed commandant of the Staff College (1910) and director of military training (1913) in the War Office.

In 1854 Napoleon III granted the request of local merchants for a greater French military presence and appointed Commandant Louis-Léon-César Faidherbe governor.

I could understand the change if first names reflected sex as in olden times: "Emily Jones today was appointed commandant of the Marine Corps.

In 1840, he was appointed commandant of the prison colony on Norfolk Island, a remote speck in the Pacific between Australia and New Zealand.

And it does - until Kelly's divorced mother marries a career military man who has just been appointed commandant at George Washington Academy in upstate New York.

The Han court appointed a Commandant (Duwei 都尉), also known as Chief Commandant, ranked Equivalent to 2,000-dan 2,000-dann toe non-Han-Chinese populations of each Dependent State.

In 1998 he was appointed Colonel Commandant of the Parachute Regiment, until he was relieved by Sir John Reith in 2004, and Colonel Commandant, Adjutant General's Corps, succeeding Sir Jeremy Mackenzie, until he was relieved by Sir Freddie Viggers in 2005.

She was appointed a Commandant of the Legion of Honor in 1987.

In May 2013, he was appointed Colonel Commandant of the Honourable Artillery Company.

The following September, Trenchard was appointed Assistant Commandant and promoted to temporary lieutenant-colonel.