Sentence examples for are now in command of from inspiring English sources

Clinton accepts the new generation of Americans that have tested the fires of hallucinogenic drugs and that are now in command of the country.

Although Iraqi security forces are now in command of ten of the country's 18 provinces, an agreement on a timetable for American troop withdrawal and a full military handover to Iraq's own government will take some time yet.

October: Further news from the Telegraph, where former editor in chief Jason Seiken is revealed to be now in command of its sizeable fleet of drones and overseeing a combined newsgathering and delivery operation (the drones home in on current news hotspots while – as cover – en route to drop off packages) in alliance with Amazon.

He may have started his career with minuscule budgets, but he is now in command of much larger resources and could certainly invest a little more to give audiences a sophisticated eyeful to match the earfuls of jokes and sugary messages of endurance.

General Jacques-François Menou, who had been one of the first to see the stone in 1799, was now in command of the French expedition.

Howard was surveying the area from the roof of the Fahnestock Brothers' dry-goods store downtown at about 11 30 when he heard that Reynolds had been killed and that he was now in command of all Union forces on the field.

Church was now in command on the eastern front.

People once excluded from Western art, or reduced to the role of servants, are now in command: Mr. Wiley has used old cultural tools to create a new rule.

He also notes that while Lohr brings up how Macs are still dwarfed in sheer unit sales by Windows PCs, Lohr completely disregards the fact that Apple is now in command in terms of profit share amongst PC-makers.

H&M meanwhile, is now in total command of the high street collaboration.

The Chief Pathologist of New Guinea Force, Lieutenant Colonel Edward Ford went to see Blamey, who was now in personal command of New Guinea Force, and told him that 1,000 men and a large quantity of anti-malarial supplies were urgently required at Milne Bay to avert a disaster.