Not close together in time

Usage examples of strayer.

On Thanksgiving Day, Sink let his regiment feast and relax, but Major Strayer decided it was time for a two-day field exercise for the 2nd Battalion.

Beneath it, Strayer spread the ground with the intestines of freshly slaughtered hogs—hearts, lungs, guts, livers, the works.

The route Strayer chose was 118 miles long, 100 miles of that on back-country, unpaved roads.

As this was the highest score ever recorded for a battalion in the army, a Colonel Jablonski from Washington thought Strayer had rigged the score.

A few minutes later, at about 0930 hours, Lieutenant Colonel Strayer told Winters to censor the enlisted men's mail.

They finally did, and Strayer set aside the punishment and declared the case closed—no court-martial.

The only way they could let Strayer and Sink know how strongly they I felt was to turn in their stripes.

Lieutenant Colonel Strayer had responsibilities in all four directions from Le Grand-Chemin.

Marie-du-Mont, as Easy and the rest of 2nd Battalion moved in, then marched south-southwest a couple of kilometers to the six-house village of Culoville, where Strayer had 2nd Battalion's CP.

Lieutenant Colonel Strayer came into town, where he met the commander of the 3rd Battalion of the 327th.

He found Lieutenant Colonel Strayer and his staff laughing it up, eating a hearty supper, in a jovial mood.

But he had friends on the regimental staff, where Colonel Strayer was X.

Colonel Strayer, who according to Lieutenant Foley "could put away quite a bit of liquor, got a little rambunctious.

He did this in private, with only his First Apprentice to assist him, in the forge that was sacred to Strayer of the Forges.

The Thyrans are the only ones we have to do with, but it is said that there are more in other places, and that they all have the same god, Strayer of the Forges.