What is "funston"

Usage examples of "funston".

Major General Frederick Funston was a self-made soldier in an American military where you were usually doomed if you were not a West Pointer.

As Roosevelt’s observer, Patrick had been invited by Funston to watch the ambush of a German column.

To combat it, Funston had gathered half his entire division, almost eight thousand.

It would soon meet the remnants of the retreating column head-on in what Funston hoped would be demoralizing confusion.

Major General Funston, having recently been given his new rank, will have to wait a little while for further advancement.

I hear rumors that General Funston was called on the carpet for his independent actions.

He was not as tall nor as burly as Senator Funston, and at close range he smelled a little like a flower shop.

For Senator Funston was still mad, and the instant he saw the gun, he gave a wrathful leap, and the next instant, there was a fight.

I had met Pop for a few minutes at Camp Funston, then he was to come home on leave the day I had to go back, and I didn't expect to see him.

I had met Pop for a few minutes at Camp Funston, then he was to come home on leave the day I had to go back, and I didn’t expect to see him.