Examples of 'called a general' in a sentence
Meaning of "called a general"
This phrase is used to designate a person who has been given the title or role of a general, typically in the military or organizational hierarchy. It highlights someone's position of authority and leadership within a specific context
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What we are living in a time called a general knowledge society.
She called a general election.
He then dissolved parliament and called a general election.
This was called a general mobilization.
The simplest type of journal is called a general journal.
Also called a general plan.
The railway workers also called a general strike.
Peña called a general strike which was widely supported by his followers.
I do not deserve to be called a general.
The soviet called a general strike with the aim of turning it into an armed insurrection.
There was widespread outrage and the trade unions called a general strike.
Turner called a general election for September.
The Canadian horse can be called a general utility animal.
It is called a general search warrant, Henry.
On his grave he is called a General.
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The Moscow Soviet called a general strike with the intention of turning it into an insurrection.
In October that year Baldwin called a general election.
He just called a general Excuse Me.
In light of this, the union called a general strike.
It was called a General Costume.
As a result, the anarchists and communists called a general strike.
The KPD called a general strike.
If an offer is made to the world at large, it is called a general offer.
This error is also called a General protection fault.
He called a general election, which the UNP won.
The leftist trade union federations called a general strike and occupation of factories.
In the present time, an Imperial Legate would be called a General.
The leftist trade union federations called a general strike and for factory occupations.
On the evening of Wednesday 3 July 1918 trade union leaders on the island called a general strike.
He then dissolved parliament and called a general election for that October.
In order to get to Cuba, you need something called a general visa.
Such a dictionary is usually called a general dictionary or LGP dictionary Language for General Purpose.
Peña Gómez screamed fraud, and called a general strike.
This work may be called a general history of Justinian 's time.
As a result, the COB trade union called a general strike.
Soon after, Karamanlis called a general election which led to a clear victory for his party.
The Assemblies made preparations for a national congress and called a general strike for 2 July.
To solve the issue, Laurier called a general election and suffered a bitter defeat.
On Friday, 18 October, two Catalanist trade unions have called a general strike.
He then dissolved parliament and called a general election for the following October.
The FIS, in turn, called a general strike, organized demonstrations, and occupied public places.
There is a big difference between what is called a General Manager and a House Manager.
The CGTP has called a general strike for November 14, two weeks after the budget vote.
In order to consolidate it, was called a General parents meeting.
It 's called a general strike, Sir.
On December 7 the Moscow Soviet called a general strike.
Occupy Oakland called a general strike as a means of protest for November 3.
The Communist-controlled Italian General Confederation of Labour called a general strike in protest against the massacre.
That 's called a general election.
A general officer heading a particularly large or important command may be called a general officer commanding-in-chief GOC-in-C.
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