Dagworthy had received his commission from the king, and he claimed that hence he was Washington's superior, who received his commission from a provincial governor.
Having procured an order from General Shirley, under which a commission from a provincial governor was as good as one from the king, Washington started upon his return journey, after remaining ten days in Boston.
The latter officer made some trouble for Washington by claiming superiority of rank, because his commission was from the King of England, while Washington's was from a provincial governor only.
No sufficient provision of officers being made, the troops remained without training, and it frequently happened that, instead of military exercises, they were required to labour for the enrichment of a provincial governor.
This term, "provincial governor," appears now for the first time written with the ideographs "kokushi.
Persons eligible for the post of provincial governor seem to have been chosen from among men of merit, or Imperial princes, or chiefs of aboriginal tribes.
It has been wisely ordered by the Ancients that a Provincial Governor's term of office should be only annual.
Corrector (lowest grade of Provincial Governor) of Bruttii and Lucania, iii.
The Domestici were a very select corps of Life-guardsmen; probably only a very small number of them would accompany a Provincial Governor to his charge.
If, for a moment, we suppose that, instead of being condemned by Trajan himself, Ignatius received his sentence from a provincial governor, the story does not gain greater probability.
These companies and their agents were indeed destined to be a thorn in Cicero's side as a provincial governor himself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "provincial governor" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
