Examples of 'major daniel' in a sentence
Meaning of "major daniel"
Major Daniel: a term used to refer to a specific military rank within the armed forces. It is typically used as a form of address for a person holding the rank of Major, who is in charge of a particular unit or operation
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Major Daniel said two cars would be sufficient.
It was in one of the files Major Daniel had me process.
It was Major Daniel who brought me here.
I am sorry, sir, he asked specifically for Major Daniel.
Major Daniel can explain.
Do we think the Liebigs did that, too? Yeah, Major Daniel.
And even Major Daniel Xavier Kirby can not work up a lather.
Eva, Tommy, Sebastian, and even Major Daniel sent me flowers.
Ca va. Major Daniel said two cars would be sufficient.
Uh, can you call Major Daniel and tell him we are close to the scene?
KFOR spokesperson, Major Daniel Harvey, said the NATO-led force had no comment.
Ca va? - Ca va. Major Daniel said two cars would be sufficient.
Shoe? - Major Daniel can explain.
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