Lejeune

[ luh-joon, -zhœn ]

noun

1. John Ar·cher [ahr, -cher], 1867–1942, U.S. Marine Corps general.

Example Sentences

The next ribbon-cutting ceremony for a center is planned in October for the facility located at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

From The Daily Beast

Love, Nate 12 September 2006 Folks,
Just returned from a several day excursion with some of the Recon boys from Lejeune.

From The Daily Beast

When he arrived at Lejeune, he was new to the role of infantry team leader, like Ryan.

From The Daily Beast

His public appearances had all the spontaneous joy of a line inspection at Camp Lejeune.

From The Daily Beast

Marine Lance Corporal Kody Brittingham plotted from his barracks at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina.

From The Daily Beast

Baron Lejeune, Constant, and Mneval have variants of the same story.

From Project Gutenberg

M. Lejeune states that he can recall no other instance of its use as synonymous with bourreau or hangman.

From Project Gutenberg

Since then it has disappeared; but this copy of the original, made at that time, is declared by M. Lejeune to be perfectly exact.

From Project Gutenberg

Lejeune soon turned off the wagon road to make his way directly down the side of the mountain.

From Project Gutenberg

Bob took his first lesson in Western riding behind Lejeune and his stolid mule.

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