brigadier , Brig (abbreviation)

The Brigadier did know what life was like on the front.

I think the two of us should keep close watch on the Brigadier.

Before they could take more than a few steps, the Brigadier was upon them.

It was even possible that five years later he could get to be brigadier general.

The Brigadier watched as the girls brought out the food.

The brigadier had paid and that was the end of it.

By October of the following year, he was a brigadier.

The Brigadier got one of his men and we carried her over here between us.

"They've got more of everything than we thought they did," the brigadier said.

Among them were a brigadier general and 89 other officers, he said.

Some years ago I was introduced to a friend of my father's, a brigadier.

He was made a brigadier general just before his military retirement.

To become a brigadier general at 25 was a remarkable thing.

The Brigadier started to say something, then apparently thought better of it.

For the first time, the Brigadier showed a touch of age.

In May 1897 he was appointed as a brigadier general.

His father was a brigadier general of engineers who died in 1745.

The Brigadier decides to go to the house and see for himself.

By the war's end he held the rank of brigadier.

The Brigadier would be arriving in a few days, though.

In a letter to me, the brigadier said,' It is nothing but political.

The Brigadier, from the way he said it, apparently expected to be back soon.

"The Brigadier said to sing out if we found anything."

They all thanked the brigadier and got into the car.

Both the Brigadiers retired for the night deep in thought.