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You know how ensigns are: they'll go after anyone with real experience to talk about.
They'll reduce me and you to ensigns all over again.
He paused and looked back at his three young ensigns.
And what had he done to the ensigns on duty?
The following is a table of the other ensigns used in Malaysia.
These are known as the red, white, and blue ensigns respectively.
Even bold young ensigns did not say that very often.
She asked the ensigns, "How did you come up here?"
Some, at least; I can put the fear of reality into wild young ensigns.
The five ensigns pulled out their weapons and checked them over.
He didn't want the ensigns down there, playing in the dark.
Only the ensigns sitting off to the sides seemed frightened.
She had done it herself every day, infuriating her ensigns.
"I cannot have one of my ensigns insulting everyone," he said.
"They could have been done by ensigns or science techs."
We found Ian with one of the young naval ensigns.
He was one of many young ensigns who were exploring the galaxy in their own special way.
It was an attitude he might have had to remind new ensigns about in their first few weeks on board.
The majority of the boats seemed to have red ensigns hanging off the back.
The ensigns huddled over the stations, trying not to be noticed.
The ensigns looked blankly around, waiting for someone to take charge.
After the formation of the colony in 1841, British ensigns began to be used.
Not all countries have civil air ensigns and those without usually fly their national flags instead.
"That's what you have ensigns for, to keep things organized.
For most of the ensigns, this was their first official mission on the Defiant.
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