Examples of 'rear-admiral' in a sentence
Meaning of "rear-admiral"
rear-admiral (adjective) - Referring to a rank in the navy that is below vice admiral and above commodore. It denotes a naval officer of high rank and authority
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He later achieved the rank of rear-admiral.
The Rear-Admiral was coming to get the pirates.
A pending promotion to rear-admiral was suspended.
Do not forget that the pirates have captured the Rear-Admiral.
The safety of the Rear-Admiral gets first priority.
The next year he was promoted to Rear-Admiral.
The Rear-Admiral was on his way here with the intention of capturing the pirates.
Shortly after he was promoted to rear-admiral and knighted.
Rear-Admiral wants me to get an update from you in person.
He was ranked up to a mark of a rear-admiral.
His father was a rear-admiral in the British navy.
Shortly afterwards he was promoted Rear-Admiral.
Paulet requested permission from Rear-Admiral Thomas to investigate the allegations.
The pirates have captured the Rear-Admiral.
Despite the title, the Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom is usually a full admiral.
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She was the daughter of a British Rear-Admiral.
Rear-Admiral Parry said he did not believe current tensions would lead to military conflict.
He retired with the rank of rear-admiral of the navy.
Rear-Admiral Smith is a mechanical engineer and naval architect.
Carden fell ill and was replaced by Rear-Admiral Robeck.
Rear-Admiral Newton has served his country on different fronts.
I though the coast guards might be needed again The Rear-Admiral was captured.
Spanish Rear-Admiral Patricio Montojo was outnumbered and his ships outclassed.
Activate as much as possible the departure of the division of the rear-admiral Lacrosse.
In retirement he held the posts of Rear-Admiral and then Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom.
I will have to go home if I can not save the Rear-Admiral.
Northumberland was the flagship of Rear-Admiral Alexander Cochrane, commander of the station.
He served in the Royal Navy and achieved the rank of Rear-Admiral.
Rear-Admiral Thomas Pasley of Bellerophon was an early casualty, losing a leg in the opening exchanges.
Had been suggested by Rear-Admiral Keeler.
Rear-Admiral Michael Pack had a leg amputated and shortly afterwards died of the complications.
She then served as flagship for Rear-Admiral Eliab Harvey.
Rear-Admiral Bennett, There has not been the same issue across the other environments.
I have been unable to find out anything about Rear-Admiral Theodore Bosse.
Rear-Admiral Blagrove was not among the survivors.
The uprising was aimed at replacing military commander Rear-Admiral Voreqe Bainimarama.
Rear-Admiral Mohammad Shariff had coordinated all of these missions.
For this service he was promoted to post captain by Rear-Admiral John Thomas Duckworth.
On board were Rear-Admiral Harry Rawson and further British marines and sailors.
Breslau was the sailor of Goeben, the other half of Mediterranean squadron of Rear-Admiral Souchon.
Graves was the second son of Rear-Admiral Thomas Graves of Thanckes in Cornwall.
He had been the personal assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence, Rear-Admiral John Godfrey.
Onboard were Rear-Admiral Harry Rawson and further British marines and sailors.
He was later made Surgeon Rear-Admiral and KCMG.
Rear-Admiral Chris Parry, a former director of operational capability at the Ministry of Defense even said.
The squadron was commanded by Rear-Admiral Arthur Dowding.
Rear-Admiral McNeil will be in Charlottetown for the christening of the new RCMP vessel Murray.
The Devonshire was serving as the flagship of Rear-Admiral Edward Hawke.
Rear-Admiral Dan McNeil presented the award to Colleen Calvert, the director of the MFRC.
She then sailed to the Mediterranean to join Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Louis 's squadron.
