Sentence examples for engaged colonel from inspiring English sources

"He's investigating this in great detail, and he's personally engaged," Colonel Krivo said of the general.

The matter began to unravel after a television station in Washington, KNDU-TV, showed a segment in April about a woman in Pasco, Wash., who was engaged to Colonel Saleh and awaiting his return from overseas.

The journalists quickly decided they needed expert advice on ballistics and explosives, to which end they engaged Lieutenant Colonel George Styles, GC, a retired British Army officer who had served as a bomb-disposal officer in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.

"A single missile was launched against individuals whom we believed were engaged in an attack," Colonel Vician said.

On the evening of February 26 Colonel Juan Bringas engaged several Texians who were burning more huts.

Inside were the remains of a man who had just been killed by soldiers in the colonel's brigade, which was engaged in a vast air-assault mission called Operation Iron Triangle.

He'd fallen in love with the daughter of an Army colonel, in Baghdad, and they were engaged.

In retreat here since the fall of Gao at the end of March, Colonel Dacko said his men had not engaged with any of the Islamists here.

The Brigade of Guards, under the command of a Colonel Stewart, broke through the 2nd Maryland Regiment, captured two field pieces and threatened the rear of the 1st Maryland forces whom were already engaged with sizable force under the command of a Colonel Webster.

Moore's unit engaged in daily drills under his supervision and that of Colonel Francis Nash.

He had become engaged in these operations after the death of his friend Colonel John Laurens, taking over Laurens' intelligence network in the area.