449 examples of commissary in sentences

The Commissary Hivert, above all, hung his head; he raised it, however, for one moment.

The Commissary of Police, sent by Morny to the village of Ham to watch the movements of the jailer and the prisoners, is Dufaure de Pouillac.

The Commissary of Police thought he was about to address the soldiers.

Before putting it in his pocket, he turned towards Colin, the Commissary of Police who had arrested him, and said, "Will this money be safe on me?" The Commissary exclaimed, "Oh, General, what are you thinking of?" "What assurance have I that you are not thieves?" answered Cavaignac.

Before putting it in his pocket, he turned towards Colin, the Commissary of Police who had arrested him, and said, "Will this money be safe on me?" The Commissary exclaimed, "Oh, General, what are you thinking of?" "What assurance have I that you are not thieves?" answered Cavaignac.

At the same time, nearly the same moment, Charras said to Courteille, the Commissary of Police, "Who can tell me that you are not pick-pockets?" A few days afterwards these pitiful wretches all received the Cross of the Legion of Honor.

A Commissary of Police accompanied Lieutenant Pape.

This Commissary had notified Serrière of a "decree of the President of the Republic," suppressing the Avénement du Peuple, and had placed sentinels over the presses.

Each of the two Commissaries was followed by that species of police agent which is called "the Commissary's dog.

Towards noon a Commissary of Police, named Boudrot, appeared at the divan of the Rue Lepelletier.

Then ensued an inspection of all the ordinary customers, Delahodde walking first, with the Commissary behind him.

The ample confession of Karl disclosed the villainy of the Italians, and made known how narrowly the commissary had escaped the loss of his fair young bride; whilst, as he told his rude and simple tale, without claiming any merit, or appearing to be conscious of any, Adelaide learned that to this repulsive stupid clown she had three times owed her life.

For the Commissary, while accepting Raoul's version of his capture, had an intuitive gift which saved him from wholly believing in it.

Come nowas Commissary, what'll you take to work it for us?

He spent the next morning in his office; and returning at three in the afternoon, retired to the library to draw up the usual monthly report required of him as Commissary.

In theorysuch was the routineRaoul remained one of the Axcester contingent of prisoners, and all reports concerning him must pass through the Commissary's hands.

For Narcissus was Acting Commissary in his brother's absence.

"No," he continued, lifting his eyes for a moment towards Dorothea, "in one way or another we are rid of our fence-breakers, and the rest must share the credit with our Commissary.

The secret of the Commissary's dinner-party came out early next morning, when the call came for the prisoners to leave Axcester.

This caused somewhat of an interruption in the organization of the commissary department and very little food reached the troops, and that only at very long intervals.

General Grant, as early as 1862, was making further use of them as fatigue men in the department of the surgeon-general, the quartermaster and the commissary.

He simply winked his eyelids, stiffened his stern mouth, and went right on; and I forgot all about the Uhlans: "At La Fere we lost our commissary on the field.

These were furnished by himself, being at once commander, commissary, and paymaster.

Led before a commissary of police, he asserted that he was not Winter; but, despite the insignia of the rank he had conferred on himself, and the long string of orders hanging on his breast, he was properly and officially identified as the individual mentioned in the warrant which I had for his apprehension.

Twice a day, during the last ten days, the wiry little ferret-faced second-story man had got away with at least one can from the prison commissary.

449 examples of  commissary  in sentences