Sentence examples for good lieutenant from inspiring English sources

I was studying to be a good lieutenant.

"Right now, spirits down there are really good," Lieutenant West said.

"He was a good lieutenant," said Mr. Rogers, now a reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

It is called "The Good Lieutenant," and it follows the education, if you will, of a Lieutenant Emma Fowler, during the Iraq War.

In part the novel exudes that feeling of ethereality because the main battle is not one that our good lieutenant engages in a physical sense.

I took the view, like any good lieutenant, even if you know the battle is lost, you still stand there fighting, and you have to be there to be cut down at the end.

Acknowledging that Sunday's events were "not good", Lieutenant-General Benny Gantz, the chief of staff of Israel's armed forces, praised his troops for not inflicting higher casualties in what rapidly developed into an impossible situation.

After all, good leaders know that they do best if they're flanked by good lieutenants.

"For an 81-year-old man, he's in really good shape," Lieutenant Sullivan added, saying Mr. Bertakis was expected to make a full recovery after surgery to have the stinger removed.

Consider the manner in which the right defends the vision of a "color-blind society," for example, in tones that echo the earnest speech the good-guy lieutenant or hospital administrator or baseball manager was always making in those "problem films" of the 50's.

The wind failed however, and neither ship could get near enough to support them, but Lieutenant Good pressed on, and boarded the ships.