Sentence examples for charge of supplies from inspiring English sources

The patriarch, Eberhard von Globig, is serving in Italy, an officer in charge of supplies.

In a small office there is an employee who is in charge of supplies.

Grant was a quartermaster in charge of supplies and did not have a combat role, but he yearned for one and finally was allowed to take part in dangerous missions.

The charge of supplying material support to terrorist plots refers to Mr Abu Ghaith's recruitment of new terrorists, explained Mr Cronan.

She had been in love as a teen with a young man who later became an important general in the Red Army in charge of supplying the troops.

Photograph: Victor Keppler/George Eastman House 5.29pm GMT Singer Tulisa Contostavlos leaves Westminister Magistrates Court in London, where she pleaded not guilty to the charge of supplying class A drugs.

They spent months trying to organize an Internet platform but recently gave up, said David F. Nelson, who is in charge of supply management at Deere.

After the invasion began on D-Day (June 6 , 1944, Lee remained in charge of supplying the American forces fighting in the European campaign, whose numbers totaled about three million men by early 1945.

"This decision explains the repeated threat, arrest, torture and killing of doctors … and their direct families in addition to the systematic targeting of networks in charge of supplying underground medical activities in besieged zones".

"I'm not sure how the guerrillas survive up here," Lt. Col. Fernando Pineda, who is in charge of supplying forces in the mountains, said as he looked across the peaks.

Notoriously prickly, Meigs clashed with both the architect Thomas U. Walter and the Buchanan administration's secretary of war, John Floyd, who ultimately banished Meigs until the start of the war, when President Lincoln brought him back to help organize the defense of Fort Pickens, Fla. Lincoln then placed him at the head of the quartermaster's office, in charge of supplying the entire Army.