colonel **
coronel , Col. (abbreviation)

Even the colonel seems to have lost interest in the center.

Since then not much has been heard from the colonel.

Back in his office he put through a call to the colonel.

The colonel would be able to live for 140 years.

Now I'll have to play the boy against the colonel.

The colonel went ahead to find out anything she could.

What the colonel had said made good sense to me.

Something will have to be done about the Colonel soon.

The play would be long over before he got away from the colonel.

But when would the colonel have ever seen her before?

The Colonel wanted an answer, what could she tell him?

The former colonel asked himself, taking another look at her face.

The colonel was playing right into the Americans' hands, he thought.

Let us leave the matter to the decision of our colonel.

The colonel here is doing what needs to be done.

I did so, and was led back to the colonel.

By the end of the war he had worked his way to Colonel.

And for once, the Colonel did not get his way.

The colonel had been a good friend of his father's.

Colonel, let me know when your people are in position.

The Colonel died in 1936, at the age of 86.

You see, we got through to the Colonel a little while ago.

And have you thought what we're going to say to the colonel?

Let them turn once more, the Colonel said to himself.

The Colonel let his hand fall back on the hard ground.