Sentence examples for a general commanding from inspiring English sources
A general commanding an infantry division in France, Goltz was transferred to Finland in March 1918 to help the Finnish national army against the Finnish-Russian Red Army. Finnish-Russian Red Army
Last month, the water station fell into the hands of IS militants - following attacks that also included multiple suicide bombings and that killed a general commanding the 1st Division and a dozen other officers and soldiers.
But he was more than just cinema's great choreographer of scale, the man Anthony Quinn likened to a general, commanding his troops and preparing for battle out in the blazing Arabian desert, or the unyielding Burmese jungle, or on the frostbitten Eastern Front.
Normally such operations would consist of American and Afghan forces working together, but in recent weeks the American military has issued orders that all joint operations with units smaller than a battalion — 400 to 800 soldiers — need to be approved in advance by a general commanding one of the six military regions in Afghanistan.
Developers-turned-managers tend to think of themselves as a general commanding an army, when really you're a navigator hoping to guide a ship through a storm.
When his father was king, Abdullah, then a general, commanded these men.
On the 20 March, a French emissary arrived at camp of Prince Schwarzenberg, a major general commanding a brigade of the advanced guard.
A British general commanding an area of southern Iraq said that recent developments in Iraq, including the capture of Saddam Hussein, have fostered a new confidence that the American-led occupation can eventually hand a politically stable Iraq back to its people.
Kymographs were generated from the processed images using a general command (Reslice) in Image J as follows: an x-t line scan image volume (kymograph volume) was reconstructed along the longitudinal axis of regions of interest (ROI) (along a target SF).
Moreover, a general command has been included to configure the data transmission in a continuous or periodic basis.
It is not a general command to attack all non-Muslims, and it has never signified this to the overwhelming majority of Muslims throughout history.
