用adjutant造句子，“adjutant”造句

Conclusion The bibliotherapy is an effective adjutant method of rehabilitation for patients with depression.

The handsome, boyish adjutant with the long curls heaved a deep sigh, and still holding his hand to his hat, galloped back to the slaughter.

It isn’t your turn to deal,” said the adjutant sternly, and with his white ringed hand he began to deal himself, as though he wished to get rid of the cards as quickly as possible."

After several persons had been let in and let out of the minister's room by the adjutant, an officer was admitted at the dreadful door, whose abject and panic-stricken face had struck Prince Andrey.

An adjutant galloped down the street, followed by a Cossack.

Of course, in the past, the adjutant took charge of the signal flag of the admiral.

To his astonishment, the Admiral instructed him to turn off the air-conditioning immediately and rang the bell for the adjutant to inform Mrs. Montbaton immediately.

Five minutes later the adjutant returned, and with marked courtesy, bowing and ushering Prince Andrey before him, he led him across the corridor to the private room of the war minister.

Natasha turned her pretty little head towards the handsome adjutant and smiled over her bare shoulder.

Pierre turned to the right, and unwittingly rode up to an adjutant of general raevskys, with whom he was acquainted.

Besides the theft from Little Gervais, an from the Pierron orchard, I suspect him of a theft committed in the house of His Grace the late Bishop of D---- I often saw him at the time when I was adjutant of the galley-guard at the prison in Toulon

The adjutant was not in, but his assistant, a young lieutenant, was.

I am Guardsman Valleroy, adjutant to Lt. Mumphreys.

They were soon joined by a fourth, Colonel Nicolaus von Below, Hitler's Luftwaffe adjutant, who had been a junior member of the inner circle since the beginning of the war.

He did not mention, even to his adjutant, that he had just had his children murdered.

Behind him stood the adjutant, the doctors, and the men-servants; the men and the women had separated as though they were in church.