How To Use Staff office In A Sentence
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His staff officers were white except for a black warrant officer, the assistant regimental adjutant.
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A solitary disgruntled staff officer accompanied Lohengrin back to his hotel, asking him what he did want, receiving no reply.
LOHENGRIN
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A lifting and a blepharoplasty eyelid surgery helped her acquire a more youthful look and less crabby expression than she used to carry when she commanded the Presidential Staff Office during the Lula government.
Ana Clara Costa: PHOTOS: See The New Brazilian President's Extreme Makeover
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Keitel, a professional soldier, served as an artillery officer on the Western Front during the First World War and then as a staff officer.
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He countermanded his instructions to his staff officer.
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The trial of a chief constable's staff officer accused of stealing a hi-fi from a police property store collapsed after a jury failed to reach a verdict on two charges of theft and one of forgery.
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Classrooms, corridors, the dining room and the staff offices are filled with pictures.
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Following the War, the Captain was stationed in Qingdao, China as a staff officer in the Headquarters of the US Seventh Fleet.
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That night he gave his bed to a mortally wounded staff officer, and tears furrowed his cheeks when he heard of the losses.
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How many British staff officers are aware that the elaborate braiding on their uniforms originated among Austrian hussars?
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Apart from some garrison artillery, the regular army comprised staff officers and instructional cadres for the volunteer militia.
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One of Grant's staff officers, Horace Porter, characterized the style of his commander's orders and dispatches as "vigorous and terse, with little of ornament; its most conspicuous characteristic was perspicuity.
From Shiloh to Kandahar
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Military history is littered with tales of vital reports delayed by dunderheads, or overlooked by harassed staff officers: or simply not believed by high commanders.
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Washington could prepare a “victory dispatch” in the loftiest use of the term and entrust the delivery of the paper to a staff officer he wished particularly to honor.
Washington
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The young staff officer was so elated by the apparently flattering selection of the fair anonyma that he never considered the idea of possible foul play.
A Fascinating Traitor An Anglo-Indian Story
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News reports Tuesday say a Japanese staff officer and a defense attache are scheduled to attend the "Warrior 2007" exercise next Tuesday.
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However they represent more than two-thirds of clerical and staff officers.
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The superintending engineer should also have on his establishment a staff officer of captain/major rank to handle the office routine and initial audit of accounts from the resident engineers.
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An inscription on one of the dishes shows Marcellianus to have been a tribune - a unit commander or staff officer.
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He countermanded his instructions to his staff officer.
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If the general was a tiger, his staff officers were selected from the lambs; if he was lamblike, then they were chosen for their tigerishness.
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Senior generals and staff officers know this, which is why they are reluctant to rush into attacking at such a time.
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That collapsed when a staff officer of the government, who had been sent out to report upon the zeal of the Ribe men, declared that the town could be defended only by damming the river and flooding the meadows, which would cost two hundred daler.
The Meeting on the Long Bridge
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He should lay in stores for the next campaign and was empowered to appoint an aide-de-camp, military secretary, and other staff officers.
George Washington’s First War
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It contains heartfelt stories and reminiscences as he remembers them, triumphs and tragedies that are part and parcel of a commander's or staff officer's career.
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With the frontline safe, regimental staff officers come up on visits and the truce continues through Boxing Day.
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Orderlies and staff officers swarmed the buildings, carrying orders to the front-line troops.
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Many towns and villages around Wenchuan County have been leveled to the ground, a staff officer of an armed police troop said.
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A Staff Officer, rubbing sleep from his eyes, emerged from a little "estaminet" and gave the Colonel the necessary orders.
"Contemptible", by "Casualty"
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Nor did the two Soviet commanders have the experience in directing large battles: Vasilevsky, a senior staff officer whose ascent began after the Terror, was the Soviet counterpart to lackeys like Jodl and Keitel in Berlin.
Deathride
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The roads by which the various detachments of the army could intercommunicate for concentration upon any given point were numerous and well kept up, and were familiar to all commanding and staff officers.
The Campaign of Chancellorsville
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He surrounded himself with a collection of young, inexperienced, and sycophantic staff officers, and often accepted their over-optimistic reports rather than the more realistic ones submitted by his chief of staff.
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In 1899, a French staff officer designed an armoured landing craft fitted with a detachable landing ramp, of about 80 tons displacement.
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Under our current model, we wait until an officer attains the rank of major before investing in the yearlong command and general staff officer course.
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The conference transmitted central leader to instruct with the CCP central committee staff office, the Council General Office related document spirit.
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Another tale recounts that aiguillettes originated with the cord and pencil worn by generals and staff officers for writing dispatches.
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Most of the reasons for this he attributes to staff officers whom the secretary may have intimidated into unchallenging compliance with his broader views.
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The whole tent of staff officers exploded with cheers.
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By 1919 their superiority in both men and materiel would be enormous, and Allied staff officers began to plan a great offensive for that year.
