Sentence examples for brigadier of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "brigadier of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate a person's rank or position within a military organization, specifically in reference to the rank of brigadier. Here is an example sentence: "General Smith promoted Colonel Johnson to the position of brigadier of the 5th Division."
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Mr. Pastern was the brigadier of the golf club's locker room light infantry, who would shout: "Bomb Cuba! Bomb Berlin!
Going hunting at night was always illegal but never a problem, Sergio said, if your poaching companions were the parish priest and the brigadier of the local carabiniere.
One man, a brigadier of gendarmes at Angerville, was killed by the bandits and several others were more or less seriously injured.
He became commandant of the Royal Marines School of Music (1973-75), athended the Royal College of Defence Studies (1976), and was brigadier of 3 Commando Brigade (1977-79).
Mahmood Shah, a retired brigadier of the Pakistani Army who was previously in charge of security in the tribal areas, said the violence on Friday showed the pent-up frustration of ordinary people who felt the authorities offered them no protection.
Floyd was then commissioned as major of the militia on April 20 , 1814and was promoted to the rank of brigadier general of the 17th Brigade of Virginia militia.
Washington thought so highly of Williams that that in 1792, when Daniel Morgan refused the rank of Brigadier General of the American Army, the president had Henry Knox, the United States Secretary of War, write Williams asking him to accept the position.
Home decorating, as practiced by the brigadiers of chintz, has typically been too fusty, too self-serious and too expensive for that.
Despite this, he remained the best of the brigadiers of the division and was not afraid to voice his concerns when given difficult orders by his superiors.
Accepting the post allowed MacArthur to retain his rank of brigadier general, instead of being reduced to his substantive rank of major like many of his contemporaries.
