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Rommel

[ US /ˈɹɑməɫ/ ]
NOUN
  1. German field marshal noted for brilliant generalship in North Africa during World War II (1891-1944)

How To Use Rommel In A Sentence

  • Rommel's army had to be worn down, and if it had been allowed to withdraw intact into the mountain fastnesses of Tunisia, securing a decisive land victory in North Africa would have been rendered immensely difficult.
  • In the first six months of 1944 Rommel strongly reinforced the defences and placed obstacles on all large beaches.
  • With your left hand, carefully lower the spangler and clamp the sping-grip around the grommel handle while turning the spangler speed valve to "rapid" with your right, and pressing the oscillator button with your other hand. 'Twas the Day After Christmas
  • Rommel was supposed to have gained victory over the British through his superior military skills and cunning.
  • Indeed he was never out of Europe, apart from a two-day trip to Tunis during the Second World War to victual the British Eighth Army that had just defeated Rommel.
  • Basil got the sack and next we heard Basil was trying to capture Rommel with Lord Lovatt's son.
  • Besides being critically short of fuel, Rommel was outgunned and outmanned by the British.
  • Erwin Rommel was one such victim, nearly being killed when his car was strafed by an Allied fighter.
  • One was the pitch we now call the knuckleball; the other was a pitch thrown much harder and with a different break, but also called a knuckleball see entries on Eddie Rommel, Ben Cantwell, Jesse Haines and Freddie Fitzsimmons. The Neyer/James Guide To Pitchers
  • In the first six months of 1944 Rommel strongly reinforced the defences and placed obstacles on all large beaches.
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