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Sentences for officer. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use officer in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for officer.

• Relieving Officer! (8)
• The officer rose. (1)
• The officer did not notice. (9)
• The officer looked down at him. (8)
• Doubtless this officer was lost. (1)
• The officer bowed, but kept aloof. (10)
• What made you strike the officer a blow? (8)
• The officer laughed, and Mavering laughed too. (9)
• I should be sorry if we lost so good an officer. (10)
• Andre ordered the officer to release the stranger. (18)
• Another General officer happened to be sauntering by. (10)
• Commanding them was a daring officer named Vauquelin. (19)
• This young officer is in full uniform, as if on parade. (1)
• The officer gave him a surly glance and made him no answer. (9)
• At a door in the upper passage an officer denied them admittance. (1)
• That was the part for the officer; we are speaking of the General. (10)
• A young officer came up, and drooped in mute supplication before her. (9)
• And it was General Radnor, a most distinguished officer, dying knighted. (10)
• The officer hushed her with a quick squeeze of her inter-twisted fingers. (10)
• Her brain seemed to be set on fire by the presence of an Austrian officer. (10)
• I did not speak falsely to that officer; I am not in the Austrian service. (10)
• The whip was an ornament, as the plume of feathers to the general officer. (10)
• A young officer approached from below, climbing breathless up the acclivity. (1)
• He informed the sentinel that he must see the officer of the guard at once. (18)
• The point was to obtain sight of her letter to the Austrian officer himself. (10)
• This officer was a wise man; he knew better than to tell an incredible truth. (1)
• Near morning an officer of volunteers came to inspect the barricade defences. (10)
• With soldierly promptness of decision the officer had acted on the revelation. (1)
• With difficulty Vittoria obtained leave to drive him on to their commanding officer. (10)
• A glass was levelled at them by a mounted officer, and they had quickly to be moving. (10)
• No officer is ever to enter into my house again, nor even to pass through the village. (4)
• He turned where there was a clear way left for him in the track of his brother officer. (10)
• There can be no doubt of the fact, as the 2nd officer recognized the brains for his (Cap. (14)
• Two thousand men were raised and the command given to an English officer, Colonel Monckton. (19)
• Amongst them was a young officer, Lieutenant Weir, the bearer of despatches from Colonel Gore. (19)
• A little apart stood General Masterson addressing another officer and gesticulating with a cigar. (1)
• She rose and put her hand on his arm, and they both bowed to the officer before they whirled away. (9)
• The young officer salutes again, wheels his horse, and rides straight toward the crest of the hill! (1)
• He had, however, with him Lord Howe, a brave and able young officer, who was the second in command. (19)
• While Signal Officer, he went up against the Secretary of War and put him to the controversial sword. (7)
• Philip bowed to her stiffly, as we bow to a commanding officer who has insulted us and will hear of it. (10)
• Philip had ten words of mandate from his commanding officer, and they signified action, uncertain where. (10)
• They could not wish for a more skilled commander, a better superior officer, and a more valiant soldier. (10)
• But he was a General Officer of not more than fifty-five, in his full vigour, and she a woman of seventy! (10)
• He talked fondly of one friend that he had, an officer in the army, which was considered pardonably vain. (10)
• The officer drew his sword and fixing his eyes upon the prisoner pointed silently to the opening of the tent. (1)
• He had been directed to New Orleans (instead of New York), where a recruiting officer awaited him on the wharf. (1)
• Sometimes one officer, sometimes another, had been her favourite, as their attentions raised them in her opinion. (4)
• As he had less than the first mentioned sum on his person the officer treated his proposal with virtuous contempt. (1)
• A small body of trained soldiers had sprung to the call to arms; here and there an officer could wheel a regiment. (10)
• For every Loyalist, they proclaimed, who was murdered they would hang a Congress officer falling into their hands. (19)
• The general so far laid aside the dignity appropriate to a Confederate officer of high rank and wide renown as to smile. (1)
• From his point of view the officer does not observe the rifle; the man was apparently killed by the fall of the building. (1)
• There you have what you call a good man, undoubtedly a gallant officer, neutralized by the fact that he is not a gentleman. (10)
• She danced next with an officer, and had the refreshment of talking of Wickham, and of hearing that he was universally liked. (4)
• At one of the military stations we took on a guard of a dozen or fifteen soldiers under command of a non-commissioned officer. (7)
• A mounted officer cantered along the bank, paused a moment to look at us, gave a sharp command to a sentinel, and went on again. (20)
• That officer stood forward, his dark saturnine face looking somewhat forbidding under a bloody handkerchief bound about his brow. (1)
• According to them, an officer of that name had perished there in battle at some indistinct period before the beginning of history. (2)
• The incident was a trifle marred by one of them unhorsing another officer of the battery, whom we propped against a tree and left. (7)
• March made the experiment of offering him six marks, and the head steward took them quite as if he were not an officer of the ship. (9)
• The sergeant eyed him narrowly, saying nothing, pointed to the officer, and taking a rifle from one of the stacks, accompanied him. (1)
• Luigi directed him to be in the square of the Duomo by sunrise, and slipped from his hold; the officer ran after him some distance. (10)
• This officer is one of the few survivors of a regiment of Austrian volunteers, uhlans, two squadrons of which he himself commanded. (10)
• He had heard of Italian gentlemen incurring the suspicion of their fellows by merely being seen in proximity to an Austrian officer. (10)
• But the very clamor of newspaper publicity was like an embodied public conscience pronouncing condemnation—every headline an officer. (16)
• By what miracle that officer had sensed the situation I did not learn, for we parted company then and there and I never again saw him. (7)
• That seemed the end; and we were going crestfallenly away when the officer of the day came out and allowed us to make his acquaintance. (9)
• Amongst them was an officer of a uhlan regiment, who had all the appearance of belonging to some aristocratic family of Austrian Poland. (10)
• I do not doubt your good faith, and I know you to be abundantly fitted by intelligence and special training for the duties of an officer. (1)
• This officer the Government despatched in the summer of 1749 with a small force of some 200 French soldiers, Canadian bushrangers, and Indians. (19)
• He divined instantaneously that the English-Austrian spoken of by Barto Rizzo was the officer sitting on horseback within half-a-dozen yards of him. (10)
• The character of Herr Johannes he entirely discarded: an Imperial officer in his uniform, sword in belt, could scarcely continue that meek performance. (10)
• Angelo Guidascarpi was aware that an officer without responsibility never sleeps faster than when his brothers-in-arms have to be obedient to the reveillee. (10)

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