Buell

[ byoo-uhl ]

noun

1. Don Car·los [kahr, -lohs], 1818–98, Union general in the U.S. Civil War.

Example Sentences

Toward the end, Buell Robinson goes tumbling to the ground with a sprained ankle and remains on the floor for about five minutes.

From The Daily Beast

The Varsity Chiefs are awesome, and the engine for this devastating hardwood machine is point guard Buell Robinson.

From The Daily Beast

Zerilli provided this same address—2940 Buell Road, Oakland, Michigan—to the FBI.

From The Daily Beast

Lieutenant Colonel Buell, in command at Independence, although repeatedly warned, allowed himself to be surprised.

From Project Gutenberg

All night long the fresh divisions of Buell's army were being ferried across the river, and placed in position.

From Project Gutenberg

I at once wrote to Colonel Buell asking him to inform me what was his authority for his statement.

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It was asserted, and by many conceded, that General Buell had a sufficient force to risk a fight.

From Project Gutenberg

Much time was consumed by Buell's army in its march on Perryville, but we finally neared it on the evening of October 7.

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