I can tell you that my best friends, major business opportunities, as well as the major loves of my life all walked through the serendipitous door.
At the end of World War II, the 36th Infantry Division reverted to state control as part of the Texas National Guard, and Murphy's friends Major General H. Miller Ainsworth and Brigadier General Carl L. Phinney were the 36th's commander and deputy commander respectively.
So while I'm not going return to school and immediately jump into debate with my friends majoring in Women and Gender Studies, maybe I won't be so quick to balk at the sound of "feminism".
A British ensign flapped on a brass pole, just like the start of some great Victorian expedition, a feeling enhanced in no small part by my army officer friend, Major Alex Price, double-checking his rucksack's contents.
By Louis Segal, Clifford Orr, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, November 25 , 1933P. 14 Mr. Segal, of the Segal Lock & Hardware Co. read in Chicago on Election Day that the entire Fusion ticket had been swept into office, so he sent a telegram to his friend Major W. E. Corwin, congratulating him on becoming Sheriff of Kings County.
"I love these rhyming words in Hobson-Jobson," says Nagra. "My friend Major John Trotter tells me that he has repeatedly heard this phrase used by British soldiers in the Punjab.
A friend, Major Rheital, kept the doctors report secret to allow Adolf to continue flying.
During his innings of 104, he hit 18 fours and shared a partnership of 184 in under two hours with his close friend Major Booth, rescuing Yorkshire from 58 for five and taking the score to 300.
Sayonara (1957)- When truculent GI Joe Kelly (Red Buttons) seeks to marry his Japanese lover during the Korean War--at the risk of a court martial, since Army policy forbids such unions-he appeals to his friend, Major Lloyd Gruver (Brando).
A letter from George M. Bibb, published a year after the event and reprinted in 1912 in the Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society, claims that Chambers' challenge was issued through a letter delivered to Rowan by Chambers' friend, Major John Bullock, on January 31 , 1801
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