The phrase "cadet of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is training or studying to become a member of a military or police force. For example: "John was proud to be a cadet of the United States Air Force Academy."
"It's the entire place," said Andrea Prasse, a cadet who said she became a target of General Gilbert, after accusing a fellow cadet of sexual harassment.
Chief among its many jewels is Nanette Newman, playing a blue-lipsticked space cadet of a beatnik, who visits Hancock in his Paris atelier.
A principled artist – albeit one who can occasionally come over as something of a space cadet – of late Badu has delivered two albums that have confirmed her, after a dry spell, as a powerful singer, and a free thinker.
The reference was to Ahmed Raza Khan, now a captain in the Pakistani Army, who excelled at Sandhurst to the point that the prince's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, awarded him the Sword of Honor as best foreign cadet of the year.
YET in the midst of this artificial literary creation, there are scenes -- of the bureaucratic process at a Delhi police station, of life and love as an army cadet, of selling fake antiques in Kerala -- that convey some novelty, which is all that we sometimes require from any novel.
So what's the discerning space cadet of tomorrow going to be wearing?
Budgetary constraints imposed during the Great Depression necessitated the transfer of these cadets out of Duntroon midway through their four-year course.
Budgetary constraints imposed by the Great Depression necessitated the transfer of these cadets out of Duntroon midway through their four-year course.
It was a vassal of the Kingdom of Poland and was governed by Duke Albert of Prussia, a member of a cadet branch of the House of Hohenzollern.
Some felt it was hazing because the discipline seemed unnecessarily over the top, while others felt this was nothing compared with the hazing that cadets of yore experienced.
When they were cadets of the Starfleet Academy these two were prickly rivals, and even faced one another as defendant and prosecutor.
