Sentence examples for are commander from inspiring English sources
noun
One who exercises control and direction of a military or naval organization.
The three officers known to be under investigation are Commander Richard Walton, the head of the Met's counter-terrorism command, Bob Lambert (one of the most criticised figures in the police's long-running undercover infiltration of political groups - see this and this), and Colin Black, a one-time Met commander.
"You are commander in chief.
You are commander in chief and also diplomat in chief.
"When you are Commander of the British Empire, you are commander of an empire that doesn't exist".
But when you are commander in chief, the White House has a way of finding you anyway.
The ranks are Commander (CBE), Officer (OBE) and Member (MBE).
"But when you are President of the United States, and when you are Commander-in-Chief, this is not reality TV.
They are: Commander-in-Chief; oversight of members of the cabinet; and the issuance of pardons.
That was Commander Goetzee.
Obama is commander in chief now!
