Sentence examples for To be command from inspiring English sources

And now Professor Brand is appealing to Cooper to be mission commander to accompany three other specialists to include his daughter, and to be command pilot.

Critical Myth rated the episode 8 out of 10, praising the direction the writers took with the episode, Sheppard being rather forced to be command of the city with the incapacitation of Weir, as well as comparing the characters' "chance to prove their meddle through extreme adversity" to "The Siege, Part 2".

By contrast, commanded love is not spontaneous, and it needs to be commanded precisely because it is not preferential.

I want these people to understand who is going to be commanding them.

They are to form the core of an army ultimately to be commanded by Iraqis.

Nor does one need to be commanded by Beijing officials to do it.

In Trump's lexicon, love is an expression of loyalty to be commanded from another.

We are under orders to locate and arrest Udayan Mitra, the soldier who seemed to be commanding the others said.

He will need to be commanding against West Brom, with Tony Pulis's side likely to pressure Middlesbrough in the air.

Children do not have to be taught to seek friends; nor, at puberty, do they need to be commanded to fall in love.

To be effective, planning should avoid fragilising the city, and should accompany and take advantage of its spontaneous dynamics ("Nature to be commanded must be obeyed").