Sentence examples for marshal considers from inspiring English sources

Vic O'Boyski, a retired supervisory United States marshal, considers himself a philosopher of flight.

A subcommittee of the eight class marshals considers speaker suggestions and extends the invitation.

Marshals considered him such a cunning adversary that, in the news release announcing his capture, they called him "one of the smartest fugitives ever sought". In the Florida courtroom, Thompson appeared unruffled.

The Marshal was considered the presiding officer of the Diet.

The Air Officer Commanding RAAF Command, Air Vice Marshal Bill Bostock, considered the sporadic attacks to be partly "nuisance value", designed to draw Allied resources away from the front line of the South West Pacific war.

Fire marshals were considering arson as a possible cause of the fire, officials said, and city police detectives and parks enforcement officers lingered in front of the building yesterday.

Third in seniority in the RAAF after Air Marshal Richard Williams and Air Vice Marshal Stanley Goble, and considered to be "among the Air Force's best brains" at the time, Bostock was a prime candidate for the position of CAS in May 1942.

He told the magazine: "I have never considered Marshal Pétain a traitor.

Many historians consider Marshal Pétain as more of an enabler of the Nazis than an instigator of their designs.

In contrast to most other contributions we do not consider marshalling based on repeated roll-ins, but marshalling by shunting engine.

He was supposed to receive the Distinguished Conduct Medal for this action, an award second only to the Victoria Cross for gallantry in action, but he allegedly refused on the grounds that he considered Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery too incompetent to even hand out medals.