It was absolutely necessary to send a strong army and an able general to Spain; and Pompeius indicated, very plainly, that he desired, or rather demanded, this commission.
The Consul Metellus, who was an able general and a man of the strictest integrity, landed in Africa, with Marius as his lieutenant, in B.
He was evidently ambitious of the fame of a conqueror, and possessed many of the qualities of an able general.
Cæsar freely exposed his own person in the first line of the battle, and discharged alike the duties of a brave soldier and an able general.
Such was the end of an able general and an honest man, one who should have lived two hundred years earlier, when Rome was still a free state.
But Wallenstein, the emperor's able general, proved more than a match for the Danish king, who at length withdrew from the contest.
He was by no means equal to the elder Scipio, although he was an able general and an accomplished man.
M524) The war party triumphed, and Cleon, by no means an able general, was sent with an expedition to recover Amphipolis, B.
Half the troops, under an able general, would have overwhelmed the Macedonian army, even with Alexander at the head.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "able general" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
