Meanings of experienced general in English

So then, like an experienced general, you attack them on every quarter.

He was the most successful and experienced general of Spain, or of Europe.

Ikin agreed and said he probably needs an experienced general manager of football to help.

Like an old, experienced general he made his way with apparent indifference towards the wall.

He was a wise old experienced general, was Fastolfe.

This was the more remarkable, as Regulus was an able and experienced general of his kind.

Dr Arthur Meijer, experienced general practitioner by profession, showed a twelve-year-old girl how to pretend to be ill.

At any rate, he would have his best brigade and his most experienced general in the post of possible danger.

Superiority of numbers was on the side of the Persians, and that just at the moment when Nectanebo lost his most experienced general.

In their procession they are as regular as an army under the command of an experienced general, and are usually divided into three battalions.

A brilliant campaign was about to open under the auspices of an experienced general, and with all the means and appurtenances of European warfare.

One young woman who is a capable real estate agent takes a position as an experienced general servant when her usual business is slack.

The great blow was struck; but there might still occur an emergency requiring the presence of a skillful experienced general, well acquainted with the country.

They were in good health and spirits, admirably supplied with all the implements of war, and led by an experienced general, of unquestionable military talents.

The part of the army appointed to serve against Palestine was entrusted to Carnsia, an experienced general, who invited the Jews to join his standard.

They were also thoroughly trained in the art of war and under the direction of experienced generals.