Sentence examples for a command position from inspiring English sources

"They're doing it at a time when they have a command position in the U.S".

It is the reason every officer in a command position is paired with a more experienced NCO.

He was posted to a command position outside of Cambridge, England with a fighter plane group supporting bomber raids and reconnaissance flights.

There's no manual that teaches you what a major incident is, but if you don't know from all your training, you shouldn't be in a command position.

The importance of cavalry in medieval warfare led to the marshalship being associated with a command position; this rank came to include the duties of keeping order at court and in camp and of deciding questions of chivalry.

Lately risen to a command position at the misogynistic Gladiator Films, Hedda grows "tired of making films that make women look like idiots or Barbie warriors" and pulls the plug on a sadistically violent screenplay.

Since the grammar of interrogatives corresponds with the grammar of demanding information, using this mood structure for a command positions the recipient as the one who knows the answer, "the authority in the situation" (Martin and Rose 2007: 229).

"The telcos have frittered away a commanding position they enjoyed post-September 11th," Probe said.

In antiquity Ateste occupied a commanding position beside the Adige River (which later changed course) and was for a time the capital of the Veneti people.

At the same time, he prospered in business; in 1860, he founded the Germania Life Insurance Company, which, by the time of his death, four decades later, occupied a commanding position in the trade.

Abu Musa occupies a commanding position near the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of the world's oil passes under the protective eye of the American navy.