regimental

IPA: rɛdʒʌmˈɛntʌɫ

Examples of "regimental" in Sentences

"Come in, Corporal," called the regimental commander.
Do you know, for instance, what is a very common toast in German regimental messes?
Let no one understand by this that female nurses ought to, or could be introduced in regimental hospitals.
"I called the regimental surgeon up, and went with him to the hospital tent, telling him what had happened.
"Alick," as our officers affectionately called our regimental surgeon, had been sitting on the doorstep surrounded by a group of Flemish children.
At approximately 1400 hours, the lone survivor, from the Recon Company, reported tanks and infantry moving toward Loc Ninh from the west in regimental strength.
MARY'S, SCILLY. horizontal dial of brass, has certain regimental badges cut on the cap, showing that the dial was set up by Captain Thomas Buckstone, who fought at Culloden in 1745.
Wild ducks, swans, and cranes fly in a kind of regimental order; their battalions assume the form of a triangle or wedge, so as to cut through the air with greater facility, and diminish the resistance it presents to their flight.
I wonder if he goes commando under there my rational is: a robe is dress-like as is a kilt, and we all know the scots like to go "regimental" but I try not to think too hard about it since I'm pretty sure that thinking about papal dangly bits is probably sacrilegious.