What is "mollen"

Usage examples of "mollen".

This room also had two people, one of whom was General Louis Mollen, Sub-Chief of Operations, and the other was a woman Jim did not know.

Jim was beginning to be pretty sure that for some reason Mollen was stalling.

Jim and Mollen had eaten, they talked for about half an hour, while Mary and her escort finished their own meal across the dance floor.

He learned that Mollen had been only too correct in forecasting that only a need to report to someone in Washington or an equal occasion of duty was considered sufficiently important a reason to allow him past the gates of the Base.

He had been made lieutenant colonel, as Mollen had promised, shortly after his return with La Chasse Gallerie.

At a little after seven, the corridor door opened between the two MPs and Mollen strode in, followed by the same captain who had sat at the outer desk yesterday.

When at last Mary did come in from the street, she had Mollen with her.

Mary and Mollen showed their credentials to the guard in movements that betrayed an infinity of repetitions.

The latter allowance was really the best, because Mary was adamant, even in the face of disagreement by Mollen, against the idea of working Jim any more than an ordinary eight hours a day.

He had assumed when Mollen had told him that he was to be given a chance to get back into space that it would be only a matter of time before he was there.

And he had assumed after being let in to see AndFriend that first morning with Mollen and Mary that from this point on he would no longer be refused access to the ship.

You and Neiss, yes, and Mollen, too, are deliberately wrecking me in the name of trying to build me into something.

It was almost as if Mollen had suggested altering all the continents of Earth into unfamiliar shapes.

Now Mollen was suggesting that if Jim was lucky in finding what Mollen and Mary seemed to hope was out there, the years of fighting the Laagi might be over.

The tapes Jim heard now suggested nothing more to him than Mary, Mollen, or anyone else who had been allowed to hear them had concluded and already passed on to him.