colonel造句怎么写

a commissioned officer in the US Army or Air Force or Marines holding a rank above major and below colonel.

Four days later a civilian prosecutor charged and briefly arrested a serving colonel for his alleged involvement in a plan to overthrow AK.

I spent a year and a half in Seoul, typing classified documents for evacuation of weapons for generals, with my lowest ranked officer being a colonel.

Over a traditional Odessan meal of steamed crawfish, a lieutenant colonel in the internal affairs department tells TIME that police offer protection to the Mamachki for a monthly fee.

Our lack of response seemed to inflame the colonel.

A colonel is subordinate to a brigadier general.

Colonel Qaddafi's Green Book suggests that in a perfect state, the government disappears and the people rule, but Libyans note wryly that the colonel has never seemed to follow his own advice.

The editors were not likely to run the same story twice just to give some publicity to some obscure colonel.

It should schedule provincial elections, start drafting a new school syllabus and promise a rapid reform of the army and security service, once the colonel has been toppled.

The captain jumped several grades and now was a colonel.

The colonel has also tried to prevent the rebels' fledgling administration from selling the oil on its own account.

The colonel paraded his soldiers.

Western reporters in Sirte say its people's declarations of devotion to the colonel and their willingness to fight for what they have are sincere.

What if they go on to behave as murderously as the colonel and his paid killers?