Sentence examples for again to command a from inspiring English sources

And he rose again to command a feared armored division.

"I suspect it will never happen," said Cochrane, 44, who would like to command a ship again.

Shortly before the Spanish-American War, Miles was promoted again to Commanding General of the United States Army, a position held earlier by his wife's uncle, William T. Sherman.

The Giants will try to defend their Super Bowl championship with a schedule that is backloaded with tough games while the Jets will again have an opportunity to command headlines, with a Thanksgiving night matchup against the New England Patriots.

The Dutchman was at the hub of training once again last night, blowing a whistle to command players when to deliver crosses and corners.

He joined again in 2004, commanding a civil affairs unit in Ramadi and Falluja.

As in 1986, the editor is Don Michael Randle, now the president of the University of Chicago as well as a professor of music there, and he again commands a formidable group of contributors.

Broke never again commanded a ship.

Shortly afterwards Thrasybulus again commanded a wing of the Athenian fleet at Abydos, another Athenian victory.

In September, again commanding a machine gun section, he was involved in the Allied counteroffensive that broke the German lines at Mont St. Quentin and Péronne.

For that, you can undoubtedly blame, in part, the urge of the military high command never again to experience a citizen's army roiled by antiwar protests and in near revolt as in the Vietnam era.