Sentence examples for the general of from inspiring English sources
adjective
Including or involving every part or member of a given or implied entity, whole etc.; as opposed to
He's been the general of this campaign.
Gerard Butler has been cast as Coriolanus's nemesis Aufidius, the general of the Volsci people.
He stripped the general of his rank and threw him out of the army.
Pakistani political analysts accuse the general of sometimes enacting policies that work at cross-purposes.
"In war you are the general of the battlefield," she said.
"It's the mother in me," the general of I.S. 286 said.
The notion of promoting "the general welfare of the people".
"This is unbearable," said Susanna Camusso, the general secretary of the General Confederation of Italian Workers.
"I'm the attorney general of the State of New York.
Mete Cakmaci, the secretary general of the Turkish Technology Development Foundation (TTGV), agrees.
"I am the attorney general of the United States," hesaid.
