Sentence examples for no lieutenant from inspiring English sources

But New Jersey has no lieutenant governor.

Now we have no lieutenant governor.

Seven states have no lieutenant, and the secretary of state or the senate president is the governor's designated successor.

There is, after all, no lieutenant governor to hold the reins of power temporarily if he did.

There are five elected executives: governor, auditor, treasurer, superintendent of public instruction, and secretary of state; there is no lieutenant governor.

New Jersey has no lieutenant governor, and a quirk of the State Constitution allows the Senate president to complete the unfinished term of any governor.

"No," the lieutenant told him.

"No," said Lieutenant Gannon.

"No," the lieutenant, Charlton Telford, who supervised the officer responded.

"After you got the pedigree cards," Mr. Smith asked, "did any of the officers remain at the front desk?" "No," the lieutenant answered.

(Compare: if, through some glitch in promotions, there happened to be no lieutenants in the army at some time, it would not cease to be true that privates ought to obey lieutenants. One could believe that that there are no lieutenants while believing that privates ought to obey their lieutenants).