What is "majors"

Usage examples of "majors".

The majors and lieutenant colonels were company clerks who used their typewriters with far greater subtlety when they wanted to screw one of the field troops, and you couldn't grab one of the bastards by his shirt collar and bloody his nose.

He didn’t even notice his friend Jeff Majors, also home from college for Thanksgiving, running toward him half an hour later.

His old friend Jeff Majors, at whose house he’d spent the night after his parents’ death, had gone to med school back east and had returned to Oklahoma City to do his internship at Memorial Community Hospital.

Jeff Majors hung up the phone and looked across the table in the on-call room at FBI Special Agent Scott Hendler and Deputy U.

She couldn’t force Majors to meet Elder wearing a wire tomorrow morning.

Jeff Majors was considerably better looking in street clothes than in his hospital scrubs.

Judge Ray Majors, Jeff’s father, had once said the place had the best food no one in town knew about.

He could see light spilling out from the door of the little deli where he and Jeff and Judge Majors had had breakfast on that long-ago morning, their junior year in high school.

With every step the loud rock ’n’ roll receded and all he could see was Jeff Majors, toppling sideways, leaving a trail of his blood on the wall of the Underworld.

And the face of Jeff Majors, the well-bred, well-scrubbed all-American face.

In a few years, when the history books were rewritten, Jeff Majors and the woman behind the counter would be known as the first civilian casualties.

And thanks to your mindless, reckless behavior with Jeff Majors, you are off this case.

Thinking of Jeff Majors, how she’d so deftly convinced him he was doing the right thing.

She stared into the face of a female version of Jeff Majors: the sandy hair, the blue-green eyes, the small, compact build.

Kelly remembered Majors, the way she’d put her hand on his arm Sunday in the hospital on-call room, convincing him he was doing the right thing.