Sentence examples for elderly commander from inspiring English sources
The police were called to the house last Friday by Evanston's ombudsman for the elderly, Commander Guenther said.
Prussia's best commander, the elderly Bl?r, was under such strain that at one point he started hallucinating about giving birth to an elephant.
"This callous group of criminals stole vast sums of money from extremely vulnerable and elderly people from across the country," Commander Walton said.
When asked why that elderly woman was killed, a squad commander was quoted as saying: "What's great about Gaza — you see a person on a path, he doesn't have to be armed, you can simply shoot him.
MESSAGE: The former Commander-in-Chief urged the elderly to vote for LBJ's son-in-law: "He wants to make sure all seniors have affordable Medicare".
William Sydney Marchant, the British Resident Commissioner of the Solomons and commander of the local defense forces described by historian Walter Lord as a "bewildered elderly Englishman"—directed the evacuation of most of the white civilian residents to Australia in February 1942.
Soviet-era war songs blared through loudspeakers, elderly women danced joyously, and self-appointed people's mayor, Vyacheslav Ponomarev, accompanied by two camouflage-clad militia commanders, fired gunshots into the air.
