Sentence examples for To commando from inspiring English sources
noun
A small fighting force specially trained for making quick destructive raids against enemy-held areas.
I have to commando wriggle.
But he was reassigned to commando training after the Battle of the Bulge in 1944.
The plan to add commandos also includes sending existing units known as Mobile Strike Force vehicle brigades to commando school.
But as more Afghan soldiers are sent to commando school after basic training, fewer of them are available to fill holes in the conventional Afghan army units.
The latter were to with draw from the cities and move to bases "suitable to commando action," though it was not speci fied that this should be the cease‐fire line with Israel, as the King had demanded.
The most serious clash be tween commando forces and an Arab government occurred in Lebanon last fall when guerrilla and regular army units fought bitter battles over the granting of full freedom to commando groups within the country.
They're being programmed to do commando operations".
The idea was to crawl, commando style, through the mud-water, while suffering the electric shocks.
Senator Kerry said he was tempted to answer "commando," when asked the famous question.
She partook in Operation Claymore, an operation to disrupt supplies, to ferry commandoes to shore, and to capture German code.
The three-part Comics Britannia will look at classic comic strips from the past 70 years from the Beano to Bunty, Commando to Viz and Eagle to 2000AD.
