Sentence examples for a commander at from inspiring English sources
In the afternoon, a commander at the Jazaa command post gathered the fighters together for what appeared to be a pep talk and strategy session.
They also characterized his role as a staff post rather than a command, although Groves was already exercising the functions of a commander at Sandia.
By 1620 the word admiral was used in England to denote a commander at sea.
Life is not dull, according to Captain Ramiro Pardo, a commander at San Pedro de Tiquina.
A commander at the base, Ansumana S. Kwesiul, known as General Push the Button, was equivocal.
He co-signed some of Himmler's orders and later served as a commander at the eastern front.
Relaxing cross-legged in his Paris apartment, with his crew cut, bare feet, and black fatigues, sun-tanned Emmanuel Carrère could be a guerrilla commander at a ceasefire, or a colonel in the French Foreign Legion enjoying some metropolitan R&R.
I am an obstetrician-gynecologist who served as a lieutenant commander at a naval hospital from 1974 to 1976.
"We've made good use of the past three years, to become more prepared militarily and politically," said a FARC commander at a guerrilla toll-booth on a dusty road in the south of the zone.
His story began in 2008, when Daniel Moriarty, then a Deputy Commander at a British Columbia cadet camp, began making advances.
As a corps commander at Gettysburg, a wounded Hancock inspired his men to withstand the last, valiant effort by the Confederates, known as Picketts Charge.
