Examples of 'marshal sir' in a sentence
Meaning of "marshal sir"
Marshal sir is a term used to address or refer to a military officer of high rank, specifically a marshal. It is a respectful and formal way of addressing an individual of authority in the military
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Field marshal Sir Douglas Haig issues a special order of the day.
Wilson was replaced towards the end of the year by Field Marshal Sir Harold Alexander.
Was the air marshal Sir John Hardie in this missing Dakota?
Please approve the use of poison gas. Marshal sir.
Field Marshal Sir Harold Alexander, the Allied commander in the Mediterranean, now launched a spring offensive.
The Chinese soldiers are too savage. Marshal sir.
Field Marshal Sir Michael Carver, one of Gott 's officers, took a similar view.
What do you speak for the Imperial Army? Marshal sir.
Air Marshal Sir George Jones (who had an interest in UFOs) also attended.
Russell 's forces were strengthened by the arrival of a force under Provost Marshal Sir Anthony Kingston.
Yes sir, Marshal sir.
Field Marshal Sir Archibald Wavell, in his book " Soldiers and Soldiering ", describes this as follows,.
Please bear with me. Marshal sir.
They had nine children, a great-grandson being Air Marshal Sir John Baker-Carr.
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