Sentence examples for and commanded to make from inspiring English sources

"We are commanded to plant churches and commanded to make disciples among all ethnics".

Each of her sons — 21, 19 and 14 — has been commanded to make at least one daily deposit.

According to Jewish law, one is commanded to make Chanukah commercial -- or to share the light.

You can also use the "Disp" command to make your programs easier for others to use.

The students in Mills's class used simple drag-and-drop balloon commands to make their Spheros move, but by swiping on a button they could also see some of the raw computer syntax that lay behind the commands in Oval, a subset of the canonical programming language C. The balloon command "Set heading 178 degrees" reveals itself to be "controlSystemTargetYaw = 178" in Oval.

Among the changes, the iPhone 3G S will have a three-megapixel camera that also records video, an internal digital compass and voice-control features that let owners use spoken commands to make calls and play music.

As Beck trudges one foot in front of the other, he looks just like a tiny laserjet printer following a long series of commands to make complex and beautiful shapes appear.

Click on "Commands," to make a command that an IRC user can perform upon login.

If necessary, use the Filter → Blur command to make the shadow less sharp.

Though the US followed the lead of other nations in Libya, it was US forces which provided the necessary value-added in surveillance, intelligence, refueling, targeting, and command and control needed to make the air war a success.

The EPA is still about "end of the pipeline" command and control regulation to make pollution illegal.