Sentence examples for all commanded from inspiring English sources
These were grouped for the invasion under the Allied Naval Expeditionary Force, the Allied Expeditionary Air Force, and the Twenty-first Army Group (the expeditionary ground force)—all commanded by Britons.
Instructional books on figure drawing all commanded, as Rubens did, the study of antique sculpture as a preliminary.
When Mr Blair was elected leader MPs, trade unionists and party members all commanded a third of the vote.
The child heroine's first-person centrality, her super-sensitivity to injustice and her impassioned yet powerless state all commanded my readerly identification.
On his death in 1852, The Liberator, an abolitionist newspaper, said that "the fugitive slave, the unfortunate criminal, the children of poverty, all commanded his warmest sympathy".
The statements all commanded Iraqis to continue fighting the American military until it had left the country completely; nearly 130,000 troops remain.
"Hold them all," commands Ms. Finkle, the deliberately thick-skinned executive director of the review board, "unless somebody dies".
As for control, the occupying authority is currently in over-all command of everything in Iraq, including the oil industry.
All ages, all countries and all opinion command his attention.This universality brings surprising dividends.
Due to the communication medium being shared, it is impossible to transmit all control commands and measurement data simultaneously.
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