Sentence examples for orderly officer from inspiring English sources

"Orderly officer here!" yelled the sergeant, "any complaints?" The routine was for everyone to mumble gratitude for the Queen's gruel, but one brave lad stood up.

Out of the section Ronnie had to take his turn as orderly officer and that meant being involved in the regular parades.

Contemporary accounts paint the domicile, which Napoleon shared with his courtiers, their families, several servants, his doctor and the British orderly officer assigned to observe him, as a damp and cheerless place crawling with mold and festooned with cobwebs that his servants camouflaged by hanging fabric and paper on the walls and ceilings.

He used to trade cigarettes for other men's rum rations and, when the orderly officer's back was turned, quickly whip off puttee, boot and sock to rub the rum between his toes.

Boult was declared medically unfit for active service during the First World War, and until 1916 he served as an orderly officer in a reserve unit.

Unhappy with the conditions, at 07:00 on 14 May around 260 privates grouped together and refused to disperse when ordered to do so by the orderly officer.

There, he was in charge of several administrative tasks linked with managing the Emperor's stable services and suite and commanding his orderly officers.

His few months spent in Spain in 1808, where he commanded the orderly officers of the Emperor and the aides-de-camp of the senior generals of the General Staff, seem to have acquired him an unwanted reputation for mockery on the service, to such a point that one of his subordinates reported that "no one ever knew when he was joking and when he was serious".

The Wild Pigs were hardly that: about 30 orderly law officers on motorcycles sharing a loud-piped respite from the job, and from life's complications.

We also carried out 3 group discussions with heads of units, nurses, and paramedical staff (orderlies, clerical officers and account staff).

His tape is not only a record of the events unwinding; it also defines the moment just before everything changed: firemen, police officers, cellphones, office papers, orderly evacuations, flags, the American Stock Exchange, blue skies.