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Meanings of gave the colonel in English
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Usage of gave the colonel in English
1
An aide hastened up and gave the colonel of the regiment orders to move forward.
2
Hayman gave the colonel a sharp look.
3
Ralph left to obey these orders, while the general gave the colonel of his staff the instructions for the disposition of his forces.
4
Count Vavel murmured something which gave the colonel to understand that he (the count) was very glad to learn the gentleman's name.
5
I gave the Colonel his letter, and ordered Harry instantly to get ready to carry the others.
6
Mrs. Blaylock, blushing like a girl, shook her curl and gave the Colonel an arch, reproving tap.
7
The approaching gubernatorial election in 1910 gave the Colonel his opportunity and he took full advantage of it.
8
She gave the Colonel her arm.
9
He gave the Colonel a shove, in his turn, and made him tumble between the arms of a sofa.
10
The announcement this time gave the Colonel so genuine a shock that it sent the blood tingling to his cheeks.
11
I gave the Colonel a couple of hundred yards start, and we sprinted across into the safe hands of Venizel.
12
After I gave the Colonel the cashier's check, he brought me to meet Elvis, who had a suite in the Hilton International.
13
A Staff Officer, rubbing sleep from his eyes, emerged from a little "estaminet" and gave the Colonel the necessary orders.
14
He got wind of the scheme, and gave the Colonel a strong guard, and so Lovelace was balked, and compelled to give up his design.