Sentence examples for a sort of command from inspiring English sources

At the weekend, the hospital's interim chief executive, Dr Lucy Moore, said staff were "running a sort of command and control process" to try to regain control over the situation, with a focus on discharging patients where possible.

Taking a cue from Slack, the darling of business-focused messaging, Peach also lets you do all these things with just a few keystrokes, bringing back a sort of command-line for messaging.

A: Sort of.

The coalition itself has said that the insurgents lack any sort of command structure.

These troops form "a sort of parallel command structure answerable to Moscow," he says.In this section Fear of a new darkness The fire that did not cease Fears over the sea The nuclear option Cleaning up Defeat on the Elbe Syriza's scattergun ReprintsMr Poroshenko claimed 80% of his forces in Debaltseve had already got out, and that only six men were killed in the retreat.

It's a nice addition, but I've always favored a sort of "meta" command for single touch, like a double-tap that you hold, which then opens a circular menu.

Beneath him is a sort of chain of command of respected elders and tribal leaders.

On the radio, John Arlott, watching him reach 50 in 48 minutes, was at his finest: "There is about Dexter," he purred, "when he chooses to face fast bowling with determination, a sort of air of command that lifts him, or seems to lift him, above ordinary players.

Perhaps that meant a new sort of command on the frontlines, some semblance of discipline.

This outmoded historic conception of the concertmaster as a sort of second in command, ready to assume the podium if the conductor should be unable to continue, has persisted in the public imagination, Mr. Gniewek said.

For the past month, activists with the Occupy movement in Minneapolis have been using the home as a sort of fortress and command center, and the raid was the second on the home this week.