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Usage examples of sessions.

If it wasn't for this character Sessions he was waiting for, he could be with her in the apartment.

Although Lieutenant Sessions will be functioning as a staff officer of this headquarters, he will be under your orders while in China.

So Sessions's arrival meant one of two things: Either they didn't like the way he was handling things, or Lieutenant Sessions had friends in high places, and a secret mission to China would look good on his record when the next promotion board sat.

The conclusion to be drawn was that Sessions indeed was well connected politically.

The missionary named Sessions was really a Marine lieutenant, but McCoy was to deal with a Reverend Feller and not the lieutenant.

He looked at Sessions, as if waiting for him to remind Corporal McCoy that he was speaking to a high-ranking missionary.

When Sessions was silent, Feller said, "I don't want us to get off on the wrong foot.

Or was she playing the cockteaser with me, and stopped only because Sessions showed up?

McCoy and Zimmerman were watching a PFC remove the wheel of the car when Lieutenant Macklin and Sessions walked up to them.

Macklin and Sessions walked out of earshot of the driver changing the tire, and McCoy followed them.

That would give him a chance both to avoid Lieutenants Macklin and Sessions and to steel himself for another meeting with them that was scheduled for after dinner.

McCoy had to temper his scorn, however, when Sessions took him aside and told him, dead serious, that no matter what happened today he wanted him to understand that he understood his position.

And if Sessions means what he said, then on the off chance they don't get bagged and Macklin tries to get me in trouble, maybe it'll help.

And at T'anch'eng, he somewhat reluctantly took Lieutenant Sessions with him.

When Sessions came to his room at T'anch'eng, he still had three left, not counting the one he was wearing.